Squad numbers for the 2017-18 Championship season have been confirmed by Norwich City.
Goalkeeper Angus Gunn takes the number one jersey during his season-long loan from Manchester City, following the summer departure of long-serving John Ruddy, who joined Wolves on a free transfer.
Of the six other new signings, left-back James Husband takes three, Southampton loanee midfielder Harrison Reed is number four, centre-backs Christoph Zimmermann and Marcel Franke take six and 28 respectively, midfielder Mario Vrancic will wear eight and Marley Watkins 12.
The other changes see right-back Ivo Pinto switch from 25 to the two vacated by Steven Whittaker, Josh Murphy from 31 to 11, James Maddison from 28 to 23 and Ben Godfrey from 35 to 22.
Youngsters Harry Toffolo (24), Jamal Lewis (26) and Remi Matthews (29) have also been given squad numbers.
French attacker Tony Andreu has not been given a number, with his future increasingly likely to be away from the club with the former Hamilton forward in the final year of his contract and only being part of the under-23 squad during pre-season.
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Long -term injury victims Matt Jarvis (16) and Louis Thompson (35) are given numbers, with Jarvis still wrestling with an ankle problem which has seen him miss pre-season training and Thompson set to miss a big chunk of the season after a reoccurrence of his Achilles injury.
Squad numbers in full
1 Angus Gunn
2 Ivo Pinto
3 James Husband
4 Harrison Reed
5 Russell Martin
6 Christoph Zimmermann
7 Steven Naismith
8 Mario Vrancic
9 Nelson Oliveira
10 Cameron Jerome
11 Josh Murphy
12 Marley Watkins
13 Paul Jones
14 Wes Hoolahan
15 Timm Klose
16 Matt Jarvis
17 Yanic Wildschut
21 Alex Pritchard
22 Ben Godfrey
23 James Maddison
24 Harry Toffolo
26 Jamal Lewis
27 Alex Tettey
28 Marcel Franke
29 Remi Matthews
33 Michael McGovern
34 Louis Thompson
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