Philippe Clement was true to his word with a quiet summer transfer window deadline finale for Norwich City.
Jakov Medic and Liam Gibbs secured loan moves to FC Utrecht and Preston respectively, while Amankwah Forson edged closer to a loan move to Israel Europa League hopefuls Hapoel Be'er Sheva.
But there was no headline departures, or any incomings to add to the five senior additions earlier this summer.
Clement was adamant on Monday at Colney, when he previewed a midweek 1-0 Championship defeat at Stoke City, there would be no surprises.
The Belgian put a red line through weekend reports touting Mo Toure with a bid from Trabzonspor.
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"Nothing crazy will happen. Of that, I'm confident,” he said. "Will there be people going out of the building? Yes, but the things that we all agreed to do, and maybe one player who's on the edge of things would go, but only if we can replace them.
“That can also happen, but not the names who are in the newspapers the last couple of weeks.
“Mo Toure will not leave the club even if somebody comes with crazy money, because then you would make things difficult because you cannot replace that for the moment."
Four of City's summer recruits were involved in Tuesday's 1-0 defeat in the Potteries. Andre Brooks who arrived from Sheffield United in a deal that could reach ÂŁ9m, retained his place in the starting line up after a Burnley brace.
Brooks had Norwich's best chance in the first half when he was denied by Viktor Johansson. Left-back Darlin Yongwa also made his league debut for the Canaries following a free transfer move from France.
Sam Field and Fenerbahce Anthony Musaba were on the bench, leaving just Brazlian defender, Bruno Alves, who joined on a season long with a buy option from Cruzeiro, not in the match night mix.
You can now recap all the key deadline day developments around a 1-0 defeat at Stoke.
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