Norwich City goalkeeper Ellis Craven has joined Marske United on loan, as announced on the club’s official website.
Norwich City made the move from Rochdale to the National League last summer.
Craven, 19, was given the all-clear to temporarily move out of the Carrow Road exit door to gain experience.
The Canaries have confirmed that he will spend a month with Marske in the Northern Premier League.
Loan exit from Norwich City Norwich hope Craven can get enough game time over the festive period to boost his non-league development.
He was signed by the Championship side as one of their future players and they hope he can potentially break into the first team down the road.
The prospect has made two appearances for the East Anglian club’s Premier League 2 development squad since his transfer. Craven is originally from Salford and began his career at his former club Rochdale.
He came through the academy ranks at the North West side and was a regular for Dale at various youth levels, as well as spending time on loan at Black burn Rovers.
After being relegated from the Second Division last season, he was allowed to leave the team and was subsequently picked up by Norwich.
Craven temporarily leaves behind a Norwich side looking to secure promotion to League Two in the coming weeks.
They are back in action this weekend with a home game against Preston North End and will look to build on their 2-1 away win in their last match at Bristol City.
David Wagner’s team are currently four points behind the play-offs.
