Norwich City youngsters Remi Matthews and Carlton Morris left the club for short-term loan deals but there was no fresh additions on Championship deadline day.

City boss Neil Adams did not rule out a late foray when he spoke to the media at the official unveiling of first team coach Mike Phelan on Thursday lunchtime, but the 5pm deadline expired with no new faces in the club's squad.

Elliott Bennett completed a one-month loan extension to Brighton earlier on Thursday morning and Adams had outlined at Colney there was also interest in the club's younger talent, with 20-year-old keeper Matthews later joining League Two Burton on an initial one-month loan deal and Morris moving to divisional rivals York on loan until January.

'Maybe a couple of the youngsters will go out. There are a few things on-going,' said Adams, speaking prior to confirmation of the double loan switch. 'It wouldn't be right to say any more than that. We have until 5pm and there is some interest.

'In terms of anyone coming the other way you never say never. What we haven't done is close the door but with the time that is left, and I'm not saying it will happen, its unlikely, but there are names we have talked about and you are ready to try and pick up the phone, but there is nothing imminent.'

Adams insisted Bennett is still part of his plans despite extending his stay on the south coast until December 29. Jacob Murphy has already made his mark at Blackpool while Harry Toffolo will remain with League One Swindon until the end of the season after an impressive start to his spell at the Robins.

'We've let Elliott go out again, but until the end of December. That is for a reason. It is important we don't let him go for too long,' said Adams. 'He still needs games, he is getting that at Brighton, but we are not committing long term with him which if you want to read between the lines means he is still part of our plans. He is not one we want to say goodbye to. It is in his interests and ours if he gets them now at Brighton.

'Harry is a different scenario. The opportunity or the chance of Harry getting a game in the first team here is less than Elliott. That is no disrespect to him, he has impressed at Swindon and he has coped with senior football comfortably. We knew he would and Swindon have obviously been impressed enough as well to extend it. This is a fantastic opportunity.'

Gorleston-born Matthews moves to Burton after an injury to back-up keeper Chris Weale and is eligible for this weekend's trip to promotion rivals Shrewsbury.

Matthews has been a part of the City academy since the age of 10 and signed a new two-year deal with the Canaries in the summer of 2014.

Morris has already been on loan earlier this season at Oxford United but returned to City after scoring once in nine appearances. York travel to Plymouth this weekend looking to pull clear of trouble at the bottom after last season's play-off push under former Norwich boss Nigel Worthington.