Norwich City have signed defender Harry Darling after he rejected a new deal offered by Championship rivals Swansea City.
The 25-year-old, who began his career at Cambridge United, has agreed a three-year deal at Carrow Road with the option of a further 12 months.
He is the second signing by the Canaries since the appointment of new head coach Liam Manning, following goalkeeper Dan Grimshaw.
Darling spent three seasons with Swansea, making 112 appearances in all competitions and scoring 12 goals.
He said: “I’m delighted, it’s been a long time coming after a lot of conversations. I’m happy to finally get it sorted and I’m looking forward to getting started.
“Liam being in charge, I worked with him before at MK Dons so I didn’t need convincing too much about the style of play. I really enjoyed it last time working with him.”
Norwich sporting director Ben Knapper said: “We’re absolutely thrilled to get this deal over the line. There was of course big competition for Harry’s signature, so we’re delighted to secure his services.”
Earlier, in a post on X, Darling told Swansea fans he was leaving with a “heavy heart”.
He added: “As I move on to the next chapter of my career, I will always reflect warmly on my time as a Jack, and I thank you for your support in good times and bad over these last few years.”
