No first team players are for sale - Clement
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Norwich City are not interested in selling any of their first team players, says head coach Philippe Clement.
Full-back Kellen Fisher has been linked with a possible move to Premier League newcomers Hull City and missed Wednesday night's goalless draw at AFC Wimbledon in the Canaries' latest pre-season friendly.
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"It's very simple, in a game we played yesterday (Tuesday) he jumped and landed on a team-mate and twisted his ankle so he was not able to play," Clement told BBC Radio Norfolk.
"It's clear for all the players, there is a clear plan - nobody will leave who is a potential starting 11 player. I know it's the time of the year where there are no games and no big stories so people like to make stories but there are no stories about that."
Norwich finished ninth in the Championship last season, having been in the relegation zone when Clement replaced Liam Manning as head coach in November and the Belgian has made it clear they are not looking to sell any first choice players.
"Only when people come with crazy money to get players away from our team who can be in the starting 11 and you can get a better replacement (would we consider selling), you can never say no," he added.
"I can honestly say there has not been one bid for a player because all the agents and players know we don't want anyone to leave."
Norwich start the new Championship season at home to West Brom on Saturday, 15 August (15:00 BST).
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