The 29-year-old Leicester-born striker scored three goals against Hinckley AFC last Tuesday, and followed it up with another two goals against Bedworth United on Saturday. He has also scored for his country, in a 6-2 victory against Turks and Caicos Islands in a World Cup qualifier in 2015.

Canaries manager Jimmy Ginnelly is pleased with the signing, despite others being unsure, and had this to say to the club's Media Officer:

"If I can get Ryan's head and mind focused then we've signed one of the top five goalscorers in the league. A lot of people have questioned why I've signed him but only time will tell if I'm right."