Norwich City manager Philippe Clement has provided a comprehensive update on his future at Carrow Road, which will be of interest to all Canaries fans.

In stark contrast, Norwich have 45 points from 24 matches under his leadership, and a 1-0 victory away at Charlton Athletic before the international break extended Norwich’s winning streak to 12 from their last 17 league games, propelling them into the top half of the standings and nine points away from a place in the top six.

However, with only seven games remaining in the season, Norwich would have to be flawless and hope that other teams around them become agitated in order to make a late push for the play-offs, and while this is feasible, it is a lot of ground to make up in such a short period of time.

So, while the Canaries will believe they still have the form to mount a promotion charge, one eye may be drawn to next season, with Norwich expected to be strong promotion contenders if Clement remains in his position.

And the Norwich manager has hinted if this may be the case, according to a PinkUn story revealing Clement’s feelings regarding his future at Carrow Road.

Philippe Clement thinks he is still delighted at Norwich City.

Philippe Clement’s early success at Norwich City has undoubtedly fuelled concerns that the Canaries manager would attract interest from abroad.

However, as reported by the PinkUn, Clement has spoken out about his future, stating that he is still pleased in East Anglia and would remain loyal to the club, as he has done throughout his career, citing a 16-year combined stay with Club Brugge as both a player and coach.

Clement responded: “There’s clearly a big vision from everybody inside the club, and I’m really involved in that.”But, in football, I learnt not to use grandiose terms because you never know when something amazing will happen. It’s the same whether I lose the next 20 games in a row; the club will determine something.

“Let’s pretend we’re truly happy; I’m quite happy here. “I believe the owners and everyone in the building share this sentiment, and we should continue the story.”In football, I spent 16 years in Brugge, including 10 years as a player, six years as an assistant and under-21 coach, and two and a half years as a manager. I am known for my loyalty.So when I feel well there, I remain for a long period.

Norwich City will be relieved by the Philippe Clement update.

All Norwich City fans will be relieved to learn that Philippe Clement has no immediate plans to leave the club, since much of their future success is dependant on the 52-year-old’s continued leadership.

Clement has transformed a club that was on its knees and destined for the League. One football, constructing a club that has showed promotion-worthy form and might easily have broken into the top six if he had been in charge a few weeks earlier than he was.

Even if the club does not succeed in gaining promotion this season, the manner they are playing and the fact that six teams will now be in the play-off system as a result of the EFL’s approaching changes for next season make them increasingly likely to accomplish so.

As a result, there is no reason to believe Norwich will not be at the top of the Championship table if Clement continues, which appears likely given his comments to the media.

Canaries fans can start to look forward to the future under Clement, who has already wrought miracles, and there will be enthusiasm about how far he can take this team after such an immediate impact.