Paul Clements, the former coach of Norwich City, has joined Derby County.

When Clements was hired as head coach at Stoke, he departed the Canaries with first-team coach Narcis Pelach,

managing the Potters’ goalkeepers for a short time in Staffordshire.

But only three months later, Pelach and his backroom crew were fired, leaving Clements without a team until the

Spaniard joined West Ham manager Graham Potter’s coaching staff. Along with former Arsenal coach Steve Round,

who has returned to the team he played for in the 1990s on a part-time basis, the 40-year-old has, however,

found employment under Eustace once again.

After Ed Wootten reunited with Daniel Farke at Leeds, Clements moved to Norwich in July 2023 to take his place.

Although Farke’s team easily defeated City in the semi-finals, he had worked with David Wagner at Huddersfield

Town and assisted him in earning play-off qualification the previous season.

After his departure in September 2024, former Arsenal and AC Milan goalkeeper Tony Roberts was appointed

head of goalkeeping by sporting director Ben Knapper.

The Rams, who hired Eustace earlier this month in an effort to keep their season from being relegated back to League One,

have agreed to a contract with the former Wolves and Middlesbrough academy coach till the end of the current campaign.

Leigh Bromby, who worked for Huddersfield in a variety of capacities after spending time on loan at Norwich, commended