Defender Sam Byram is looking forward to a fresh start having left West Ham to join Premeir League new boys Norwich City on a four-year contract.
The 25-year-old had been with the Hammers since January 2016, but struggled to become a first-team regular, making just 27 Premier League appearances for the Londoners.
This feels like a new chapter, a fresh start.
Sam Byram
Last season former Leeds United youngster Byram was loaned out to Nottingham Forest, but a serious knee injury meant he only featured eight times for the City Ground outfit.
However, having returned to action just before the end of the campaign, Byram believes a chance to try and prove himself with the Canaries was an opportunity too good to turn down.
He told his new club's official website: "I had a nasty injury last year and it was nice to finish the season with a couple of games.
"This feels like a new chapter, a fresh start. It's one I'm really excited about and I can't wait to get started.
"The Premier League is a massive step up from the Championship and I'm sure everyone who got the club to where it's at now, I'm sure they're all excited now."
Byram is the tenth signing made by Norwich already this summer, with the East Anglians having made eight permanent additions, while also completing loan moves for Patrick Roberts and Ralf Fahrmann.
City are priced at 10/11 to be relegated this season, while they are available at 10/11 to avoid the drop straight back down to the Championship.
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Defender Sam Byram is looking forward to a fresh start having left West Ham to join Premeir League new boys Norwich City on a four-year contract.
The 25-year-old had been with the Hammers since January 2016, but struggled to become a first-team regular, making just 27 Premier League appearances for the Londoners.
This feels like a new chapter, a fresh start.
Sam Byram
Last season former Leeds United youngster Byram was loaned out to Nottingham Forest, but a serious knee injury meant he only featured eight times for the City Ground outfit.
However, having returned to action just before the end of the campaign, Byram believes a chance to try and prove himself with the Canaries was an opportunity too good to turn down.
He told his new club's official website: "I had a nasty injury last year and it was nice to finish the season with a couple of games.
"This feels like a new chapter, a fresh start. It's one I'm really excited about and I can't wait to get started.
"The Premier League is a massive step up from the Championship and I'm sure everyone who got the club to where it's at now, I'm sure they're all excited now."
Byram is the tenth signing made by Norwich already this summer, with the East Anglians having made eight permanent additions, while also completing loan moves for Patrick Roberts and Ralf Fahrmann.
City are priced at 10/11 to be relegated this season, while they are available at 10/11 to avoid the drop straight back down to the Championship.
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Source: bet365.com