Tuesday 18 August 2015 17:14, UK
Norwich City manager Alex Neil has told Nathan Redmond that the Canaries are currently the ideal club for him.
Midfielder Redmond, 21, has started the season strongly and scored his second Premier League goal of the season in Norwich's 3-1 away win at Sunderland on Saturday, taking his tally to five goals in his last six games for the club.
"Nathan is young and I just think 'why would he want to go anywhere else when he is playing games here?'" Neil told the Eastern Daily Press.
"If he gets to the stage where he needs to move on to further himself, then I am sure that will come, but at the present moment this is the best place for him.
"There is no reason for him to go anywhere else."
Neil also revealed midfielder Wes Hoolahan was unhappy to be substituted against Sunderland after providing two assists, but added that the 33-year-old would need to be carefully managed this season.
"The previous week he played the full match, so it is not a question about his workload," Neil said.
"He wanted to stay on, but the main reason I took him off was that we were 3-0 up at that stage, so we wanted to preserve what we had but I also had an eye on Stoke as well.
"Wes is 33 and if you demand the maximum from him every game then eventually it will catch up with him. It was a wee bit of self-preservation as well as solidifying the team."
