Timm Klose was a late departure in the summer transfer window from Norwich City, as the defender left Carrow Road on a season-long loan. 

The Swiss international opted to sign for FC Basel, in the hope of finding regular game time at a club competing in European competitions.

Klose made nine appearances for the Canaries last term, but it was a frustrating season for Daniel Farke's side, as they were relegated from the Premier League, after just a single season back in the top-flight.

As Norwich adjusted to life back in the second-tier of English football, player departures were always likely, and Klose signed on a season-long loan with the Swiss giants, a move which has the option of becoming a permanent one at the end of the 2020/21 campaign if Basel wish to do so.

Klose is yet to make an appearance for Basel, as they currently sit fifth in the Swiss Super League after the opening three matches of this year's campaign.

But the central defender is set to be ruled out for 14 days, as he recently tested positive for Covid-19, with Basel confirming the news on their social media not so long ago.

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Norwich are currently sat fifth in the Championship table, and will be hoping they can extend their winning run for as long as possible.

Daniel Farke's side have won their last three matches in the second-tier, and will be eager to make that four when they take on promotion-chasing rivals Brentford on Tuesday evening.

Klose will be hoping that he can force his way back into the Basel starting XI at the earliest of opportunities when he is allowed to return to training.

Basel only finished third in the Super League last season, and will be eager to get back to their best, after a frustrating last few seasons saw Young Boys clinch the league title.

Basel last won the league title back in the 2016/17 league campaign, and Klose will be eager to play his part in helping them get back to their glory days.