The British media "The Sun" reported that Norwich City Club has suspended the renovation plan of the Carrow Road stadium due to strong opposition from fans.

Previously, Norwich announced that it would begin renovations to its home ground this month, including building a new fan area behind the Barclays Stand, renovating the facades of the South Stand and the Regent Security Stand, and introducing new facilities.

The plans will involve the relocation of 3,000 season ticket holders in the Riverside Stand as well as part of the South Stand. However, club owner Mark Attanasio announced that they would "take a step back" and reassess the proposals.

A club spokesman said: "We are aware of the reaction and concerns from fans. As a result, we have decided to postpone this work to give us and the management time to consider the feedback and refine the plan."

"Carrow Road has been our home for 90 years and more than 20 There have been no major renovations in 2016. We recognize the need to transform the stadium and want to invest in projects that will enhance the fan experience while maintaining the unique character and environment of Carrow Road, ensuring it remains our home for many years to come."

"By deferring, we have. We have the opportunity to further communicate with the fans, show the various options we have considered, and continue to explore various possibilities."

Previously, an angry fan said in an interview with the BBC: "If we were ranked 10th in the Premier League, I could understand it, but we are now ranked 10th in the Championship. 19th (total 24 teams). I think the timing is very bad, I don’t know how much it will cost and it looks strange.”

Norwich are currently in poor form under new head coach Liam Manning and are currently in 23rd place in the Championship, having lost five games in a row.