With just two first-team additions having been made so far, there will be some Norwich City supporters who have concerns heading into the new campaign.
However, Dean Smith will be satisfied with the progression of his current crop, who have recorded four wins and a draw from their five friendlies.
The Canaries finish their schedule with matches against Celtic and Hibs in less than 24 hours, a stronger team likely to square off against the Scottish Premiership champions.
Nevertheless, whoever lines up in the second fixture will view it as an opportunity to impress with starting spots available for the Championship opener against Cardiff City.
Last time out, Norwich defeated Cambridge United by a 3-1 scoreline, Jordan Hugill continuing his fine pre-season with another double.
As far as Hibs are concerned, they have spent the last few weeks attempting to secure their progress into the next stage of the Scottish League Cup.
Lee Johnson’s team had already been struggling to make headway in the competition after a surprise 1-1 draw with Greenock Morton earlier this week.
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However, it soon emerged that Hibs had fielded an ineligible player during that contest with Rocky Bushiri having been suspended for accumulating the set amount of yellow cards, the consequence being a 3-0 defeat handed to their opponents.
As many as 20 different players were used by Smith for the game at Cambridge, and they are now expected to be split over the next two fixtures.
With Tim Krul potentially getting the nod against Celtic, either Angus Gunn or Michael McGovern should be named between the sticks for this game.
