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Goalkeeper Angus Gunn says he wasn’t given an explanation by Norwich City on the decision not to offer him a new contract.
The Scotland international spent four years as a permanent player at Carrow Road after a previous loan spell and played his final game for the club in the 4-2 win over Cardiff on Saturday.
Gunn says there “wasn’t really a conversation” about his future and only had a
Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn is to leave Norwich City when his contract expires at the end of the season.
The 29-year-old, whose father Bryan also played for the club, has played 119 games for the Canaries, 34 of them this season, but confirmed last month that there had been “no communication” about a new deal.
Norwich, who sacked head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup last week, have also confirmed that they
Norwich City goalkeeper Angus Gunn says there has been “no communication” from the club over a new contract offer.
The Scotland international’s current deal with the Canaries expires at the end of this season but renewal talks have not yet been held, according to Gunn.
“I’ve not heard anything from the club, which is a worry,” he told BBC Radio Norfolk, when asked whether he will be a Canaries
They were the most contentious issues but on the upside he was very involved in bringing Marcelo Bielsa to Leeds United.
I remember calling him and he was unable to say where he was as he was on his way out to meet the Argentine in South America.
I think a lot of credit went to sporting director Victor Orta, who suggested it, but Kinnear must take some of it
Everton will appoint Angus Kinnear as their new chief executive, with the Leeds United CEO beginning the role on 1 June.
The 47-year-old has been at the West Yorkshire club since 2017 and oversaw promotion to the Premier League three years later, as well as the ownership transition to 49ers Enterprises in 2023 and the club’s purchase of Elland Road.
The Toffees have been without a permanent chief executive since
Norwich City goalkeeper Angus Gunn will be available for their games over the festive period after being fined £4,500 for misconduct.
The Scotland international admitted behaving in an improper manner around the tunnel area during the half-time interval in the game against QPR earlier this month.
A disciplinary panel decided, however, that a fine was sufficient punishment.
Team-mate Kenny McLean received a four-match ban for violent conduct during the same
Norwich City boss Johannes Hoff Thorup says the club’s handling of goalkeeper Angus Gunn’s FA charge for misconduct will depend on the evidence against the 28-year-old.
The FA claim Gunn “allegedly acted in an improper manner around the tunnel area at half-time” during the Canaries’ Championship loss to QPR earlier this month.
“The most important for us is that we try to get an answer a couple of hours before