Norwich City's Philippe Clement has made a significant impact since taking over as manager, and close confidante Nils Koppen has revealed the key to his success. According to Koppen, Clement's no-ego approach and focus on hard work and fitness have been instrumental in turning the club around. Clement's tendency to run towards challenges has been a hallmark of his career, and Koppen believes that this is a key part of his character. Koppen worked with Clement at Genk, where he took the team to the Belgian title, and later at Rangers, where he served as director of recruitment and technical director. Clement's decision to take on the Norwich City job was not a surprise to Koppen, who believes that the club's passionate fan base and beautiful part of the world made it an attractive opportunity. Koppen respects Clement's decision to take on the challenge and believes that he has made a good match. Clement's ability to pick up the gloves and go in, despite his success and the weight of his CV, is a testament to his character. Koppen notes that Clement could have had a bigger ego with what he's won, but he doesn't, and that's what makes him a great manager. Clement's impact at Norwich City has been significant, and Koppen believes that he has created a real vibe with the fan base.