Born in Germany on the 23rd of December in 1992, Jeffrey Schlupp, now 32, commits his efforts to defending Norwich City as the team's primary left back. This 5ft 10in (1.78m) tall figure treads lightly on the field at 11st 4lb (72kg), donning the jersey adorned with the number 27.
As noted by Transfermarkt, Schlupp's market value stands at a rough estimate of £4m, while his contractual obligations with Norwich City continue for 6 more months, only concluding on the last day of May in 2025.
Beginning his professional journey in July 2010, Schlupp joined ranks with Leicester City in the Championship in England. Over seven seasons, he emerged on the field 155 times for the team and added 10 goals to his tally. Following this tenure, he temporarily sailed to Brentford in the Premier League on loan in March 2011. There, he sported their colours in nine games and efficiently netted the ball five times.
After a successful stint with Brentford, Schlupp retraced his path back to Leicester City in July 2011. His return saw him donning the club's jersey in a further 127 matches, improving his goal scoring figure to 10.
In January 2017, Schlupp opted for a change and navigated his career's trajectory towards Crystal Palace in the Premier League. He showcased his skills in the green field for a staggering 209 times, and further polished his goal tally with 20 more to his name over a period of eight years. This leg of his journey saw him changing hands for £12m.
Writing a fresh chapter in his football journey, Schlupp was loaned to Celtic in the Premiership in Scotland in February 2025. His short but eventful tenure with the team saw him making 13 appearances and adding one goal to his credit.
A few months later, in July 2025, Schlupp chose to call Norwich City his new home, a club skirting the fields of the Championship in England. In his first season, Schlupp emerged from the tunnel onto the pitch nine times. His involvement also extended to the League Cup 2025-2026, with one start and an additional appearance as a substitute.
Even without a longer spell in the Scottish Premiership with Celtic, it's safe to say that Jeffrey Schlupp's career has mesmerized his fans, whether he's playing in England or Scotland. A defender at heart, he has also proved his mettle with striking finishes and continues to add value to his teams, both on and off the field.
