Norwich City's Errol Mundle-Smith has completed his breakthrough season, with 13 Championship matches and over 200 minutes of action, as well as FA Cup involvement and a maiden England U20 call-up. The 20-year-old's progress is a testament to his hunger to defy the odds, having been scouted by the Canaries talent spotter Jay Marshall. Mundle-Smith's journey to professional football has been unique, and he should not be compared to other players, such as Oscar Schwartau. This season should be viewed as a start, not an end point, for Mundle-Smith, who needs to push himself consistently into Philippe Clement's first-team thoughts. Former sporting director Stuart Webber's benchmark of 100 senior appearances is a target for Mundle-Smith, who has a lot of work to do. The attacker was brought closer to the first team amid City's constant injury issues, but regular minutes haven't been forthcoming. Exposure to training at Clement's intensity has been beneficial, but regular minutes on the pitch are essential for Mundle-Smith's development. In the final 12 Championship games, Mundle-Smith got minutes in eight of them, with his longest period on the pitch being 30 minutes away at Southampton in March. With wide players set to return this summer and Norwich seeking to make additions to that area, a loan move could be the perfect opportunity for Mundle-Smith to gain consistent game time. A loan move to a League One club could provide Mundle-Smith with a fantastic opportunity to showcase his talents and serve as a springboard back into the first team at Norwich. City would need to be choosy and select a club that can offer regular minutes and a suitable environment for Mundle-Smith's development. The challenge for Mundle-Smith is to go, play, and impress, following the example of players like Ben Godfrey, who impressed at Shrewbury and returned as a full member of Daniel Farke's squad.