Norwich City will be playing Premier League football next season after Daniel Farke's men enjoyed another brilliant campaign in the Championship.

The German boss guided the Canaries to the title in the second tier once again, with his team producing some excellent football over the gruelling 46-game slog.

Therefore, they should be a good addition to the top-flight, and whilst Farke will back most of the group who got him there to play a part next season, he will also know that new signings are required if Norwich are to put up more of a fight than they did in the 19/20 season.

Unsurprisingly, the rumours have started as preparations for the Premier League begin, and here we look at EIGHT transfers we could see happen at Carrow Road in the coming weeks...

This will surely be a priority for the Canaries, with Skipp playing a crucial role as Norwich won promotion, impressing with his composure on the ball and ability to break up play.

With the season now over, the England youth international has returned to Spurs, but even though a new manager may rate him, Skipp still has a real battle to get near the first XI in north London.

So, the hierarchy may decide another loan is beneficial for the midfielder's development and he would surely jump at the chance to return to Norwich, where he would be a key man, even in the top-flight.

Centre-back is another area that Farke will be looking to strengthen and Celtic's Ajer is someone who is believed to be on the Yellows' radar.

And, bringing the Norwegian international to Carrow Road would be a real coup for Norwich. Not only is the giant defender capable of dealing with the physicality of the English game, but he is also excellent in bringing it out of defence and starting attacks.

There are areas of his game that he needs to improve but Ajer may see Norwich as the club that can give him the platform to showcase his talents.

Another Celtic player who is thought to be a target is Christie, and, like Ajer, the midfielder could be a realistic target because he is entering the final year of his deal at Parkhead.

So, he should be in Norwich's price range and the chance to move to the Premier League is going to appeal to the Scotland international.

With good energy and excellent technique, Christie could thrive in the attacking system that Farke adopts, and this could turn out to be a shrewd bit of business for Norwich if they get it over the line.

Another technical, Scottish midfielder who is on Norwich's radar is Gauld.

Currently playing in the Portuguese top-flight with Farense, the 25-year-old is a name that fans may remember after he burst onto the scene with Dundee United as a teenager before moving to Sporting Lisbon.

Things didn't really go to plan for him in the capital but he is thriving at Farense. However, with his contract up in the summer, a free transfer switch feels inevitable and he is another player who could develop significantly under the guidance of Farke and be worth millions in the years to come.

It's not all about the incomings this summer though, with Norwich facing a battle to keep hold of several key men, despite their promotion.

Perhaps the toughest one to keep will be Aarons. The right-back showed tremendous loyalty by sticking around for another year following relegation, and he starred in the promotion success.

Yet, it has been claimed that the defender will be allowed to leave if a suitable offer comes in, and with Manchester United, Bayern Munich and Arsenal among the clubs chasing Aarons, Norwich may be forced to cash in. It would be a shame, but the money can help bring in high quality additions.

Buendia is another influential player at Carrow Road that is attracting attention from the elite, and it's no real surprise.

Anyone who has watched the attacking midfielder this season will recognise what an outrageous talent he is, with such form always going to generate interest from elsewhere.

Promotion gives Norwich more power when it comes to negotiations as they will be able to command a big fee for the playmaker. But, that doesn't mean he will stay, so if the money is right, Buendia could go.

Norwich have regularly brought through talented youngsters over the years and it appears as though Omobamidele has the potential to impress in the long-term.

He was given his chance by Farke towards the end of the campaign and generally did well. But, playing in the Premier League is a big ask for an 18-year-old, so Omobamidele may benefit from going out on loan.

The challenge of competitive football could be what he needs to develop and Norwich would have plenty of suitors for the player from the Football League. A good loan spell could see the defender push for a first-team place in 12 months time.

There was excitement around the quick winger when he arrived but he has struggled to really establish himself as a key player under Farke, with the likes of Buendia and Todd Cantwell cementing places in the XI.

And, having struggled for minutes in the Championship, it's hard to see the Polish player getting more opportunities in the Premier League.

Therefore, if he wants to get regular minutes moving forward you would imagine that he needs to move away. Whether he stays in England or moves abroad, a summer switch could be on the cards and it would seem to make sense for both Norwich and Placheta.