The 21-year-old made his first-team debut for the Canaries in a 2-1 League Cup defeat by Fulham last September.
He has also started two Championship games for the club, the most recent a 3-2 win at Cardiff in November.
“Jaden’s someone my management team and I have liked for a couple of years now,” new head coach Stuart Maynard told the Notts website.
He’s got a bright future ahead of him and I think it’s a really good signing for the club.”
Maynard will take charge of the team for the first time in Saturday’s home fixture against Barrow.
Actually, that’s a bit disingenuous. The midfielder did make nine appearances for Norwich City.
The facts are he signed in August, didn’t play in the league after the end of October and was gone by mid-January.
It certainly wasn’t a successful signing by the Canaries.
Forshaw isn’t a bad player. He went straight into Plymouth Argyle’s starting XI on Saturday and played 84 minutes in a 3-1 win over Cardiff City but it didn’t work out for him at Carrow Road.
If recent experience of following Norwich City has taught us anything it is that anyone climbing through the transfer window must beware of the booby traps.
It’s been less a window and more like a transfer revolving door for the Canaries over the past few seasons. So many players have come and gone again without making the required impact.
