Due to his skill and physical attributes, Oscar Schwartau has been labelled Norwich City’s most intriguing young talent and is predicted to win.
After seeing what Schwartau could do in the Danish Superliga the previous season, fellow countryman Johannes Hoff Thorup was quick to bring him to Carrow Road. Schwartau joined the Canaries from Danish team Brøndby in the summer.
Although the 18-year-old has only started seven of the 16 Championship games he has played in this season, it is important to keep in mind that he is still a young player and that his time will come.
With a four-year contract, it’s probable that Schwartau will play a lot of football for the Canaries in the years to come, and he’s been tipped for big things. Throup has handled the young player to make sure he doesn’t play too much Championship games before he’s ready.
The most promising young talent in Norwich City, according to Oscar Schwartau
When we asked Zeke Downes, one of our Norwich City fan pundits, who he believes is the team’s most exciting young player, he said Schwartau is a guy who will have a significant impact on the team in the years to come.
“I think Oscar Schwartau is probably the most exciting young player for us,” Zeke told Football League World.
“He’s beginning to look pretty impressive for a player his age. I believe Thorup is hesitant to overuse him at an early point, but we’re not trying to misuse him either since there has been a time when we’ve been a little short on midfield players.
He appears to have the potential to be the genuine thing. I’m excited to see how he develops over the next two or three years because he’s tall, strong, and incredibly skilled with the ball.”
In the upcoming years, Oscar Schwartau will play a significant role for Norwich City.
To get the young player to Carrow Road, the Canaries reportedly paid £2 million, which is a significant sum for an 18-year-old, but based on preliminary data, it appears that the money was well spent.
Since Schwartau hasn’t yet realised his full potential, Norwich hasn’t seen his best, but with a four-year contract, you can anticipate that he will get better every year and develop into a major player.
Schwartau possesses all the physical qualities necessary for success, and Thorup should be commended for controlling his growth rather than letting him grow out of control.
The Danish age-grade international is expected to establish himself as a household figure at Carrow Road in the upcoming years, and the 18-year-old appears like a truly promising possibility.
