Norwich City boss Philippe Clement is trying to halt a run of six consecutive defeats.

Norwich City manager Philippe Clement has urged his squad to ignore outside criticism following a difficult run of six straight losses across all competitions. Ahead of their upcoming Championship match against Charlton Athletic, the Canaries sit 21st in the table, just one point above the relegation zone. Clement emphasized the need for stability, personal accountability, and focus to halt their slide.
The club has endured 10 losses in their last 12 league fixtures and remains without a league victory since September 9. Alongside pressure on Clement, supporters have raised broader concerns regarding sporting director Ben Knapper's recruitment record and majority owner Mark Attanasio's focus between Norwich and his baseball franchise, the Milwaukee Brewers.
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