Ali Ahmed has sent Norwich City supporters the right kind of message before Canada’s World Cup meeting with Qatar: he believes there is still more to come.
Football League World reports that Ahmed feels he can still find another level after his first months in yellow and green.
That is exactly what City fans will want to hear.
Norwich signed Ahmed from Vancouver Whitecaps in January, with the club confirming a three-and-a-half-year deal and an option for a further year.
The 25-year-old arrived with athleticism, bite and the ability to carry the ball through pressure.
Now the next stage is clear: turn those flashes into a full Championship season under Philippe Clement.
Norwich Will Want Ahmed To Return With Momentum
Canada’s meeting with Qatar gives Ahmed another useful platform at the World Cup.
For Norwich, the bigger picture is simple. Ahmed is not just away on international duty as a squad name.
He is one of the players who could help shape Clement’s first full campaign if he returns sharper, fitter and more confident.
City still need recruitment work this summer, but internal improvement matters just as much.
Ahmed talking about another level feels encouraging because Norwich need players who see last season’s recovery as a starting point, not a finish line.
If he carries that mindset from the World Cup into pre-season, Clement will have a midfielder with the legs, edge and ambition to push for a regular role.
