Norwich City goalkeeper Tim Krul is “more determined than ever” to get the Canaries back in the Premier League after getting back into the international fold with Holland.
The 32-year-old will now head back to Colney after being an unused substitute for the Netherlands in their 1-1 draw with Italy on Wednesday night. Krul made his first appearance for his country in five years in a 1-0 defeat to Mexico in Amsterdam last week.
However, the former Newcastle United shot-stopper now wants to focus on City and the busy period of Championship games coming up.
Krul tweeted: “International break done. It has been a rollercoaster ride to get back and play my 9th game for the national team. Now I am more determined than ever to get @NorwichCityFC back to the highest level again. #newtargets #hardwork #NeverGiveUp”
City and Krul head to Rotherham this weekend to kick off a run of seven games within a 21-day period.
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