Sébastien Bassong, the Cameroonian international, is expected to be part of Norwich’s defense against Manchester United in the upcoming Premier League match on the 12th day of the season. Bassong made the move from Tottenham to Norwich during the summer transfer window, seeking more playing time.
Reflecting on his integration into Norwich, Bassong expressed satisfaction with how smoothly things have gone. He mentioned the positive reception from the coach, staff, and players, emphasizing the unity within the team. While life in Norwich differs significantly from London, Bassong highlighted the collective effort and shared direction of the team, contributing to a seamless integration process.
Acknowledging the upcoming match against Manchester United, Bassong recognized the talent of the Mancunian team, stating that they are much more talented than Norwich. He stressed the importance of being at their absolute best, mentioning that they need to be at “500%” to have a chance of beating Manchester United. Bassong referenced the mindset they had against Arsenal and emphasized that in significant matches, motivation is readily available.
At 26 years old, the Franco-Cameroonian defender was trained at INF Clairefontaine and began his professional career with FC Metz in 2004. He later joined Newcastle United in 2008 before transferring to Tottenham in 2009. Last summer, Bassong signed a three-season contract with Norwich City.
