Sky Bet Championship side Norwich City have gained a reputation over the years of promoting through the academy system to eventually become regulars in the senior side.

As Norwich City are a category one academy - Alex Neil has one of the best academy set ups outside of the Premier League at his disposal.

Promising twins Jacob and Joshua Murphy are the most well-known academy graduates who are currently in Norwich City's squad and have been heavily involved in Norwich's Championship season so far.

Alex Neil has shown faith in the academy set up with a willingness not only to promote bright young talents into the first team set-up but also a willingness to give them an opportunity at senior level.

The Scottish manager may look to promote academy graduates as a means of adding further strength and depth now that the transfer window has closed.

This article will look at two wonderkids who could emerge for Norwich City in the second half of the season.

Joe Crowe

One of the most highly rated and brightest prospects in Norwich City's academy is Northern Irish defender Joe Crowe.

Joe Crowe has made the seamless transition from being the captain of Norwich City's Under-18 side to moving up a level to Norwich City's development squad.

The 18-year-old centre half has been ever present in Norwich City's Premier League 2 campaign this season, making nine appearances for the Canaries.

Having been capped at Under-19 level for Northern Ireland, it is clear that Crowe is not only a hot prospect for Norwich City, but also for Northern Ireland.

Alex Neil may consider promoting the starlet to the first team set-up to monitor him closely and give him a taste of senior football.

Given the opportunity, Crowe could prove to be the next household name to leave Norwich City's academy.

Jamie Eaton-Collins

The versatile winger who is capable of playing across the entirety of the front line is also one of the hottest prospects coming out of Norwich City's academy.

Eaton-Collins has steadily progressed throughout the Norwich City academy since becoming at an academy scholar in the summer of 2013.

This season, Eaton-Collins has been heavily involved in Norwich City's Under-23 set up and Alex Neil could consider fast-tracking the academy graduate in Norwich City's first team set up.

If Alex Neil did choose to promote the 20-year-old winger to Norwich City's senior squad, he could follow in the direct footsteps of Jacob and Joshua Murphy.

The direct winger could be the next star to emerge for Norwich City in the second half of the season if Alex Neil chooses to give him the opportunity.