Norwich City have signed winger Andre Brooks from Championship rivals Sheffield United for an undisclosed fee.
The Jamaica international, 22, has agreed a five-year contract with the Canaries and becomes boss Philippe Clement's second signing of the summer after they agreed a loan deal for Brazilian defender Bruno Alves last week.
Brooks joined Sheffield United's academy at the age of eight and made 96 senior appearances in all competitions, scoring nine goals.
"Speaking to the gaffer and all of the staff, their ambitions and goals for the season really appealed to me," he told the Norwich City website.
"As a winger, I think the head coach will want me to play on both sides, attack and defend, and I feel like I'm the perfect man for that. I'm just going to try to help him and the team as much as I can."
The Jamaica international, 22, has agreed a five-year contract with the Canaries and becomes boss Philippe Clement's second signing of the summer after they agreed a loan deal for Brazilian defender Bruno Alves last week.
Brooks joined Sheffield United's academy at the age of eight and made 96 senior appearances in all competitions, scoring nine goals.
"Speaking to the gaffer and all of the staff, their ambitions and goals for the season really appealed to me," he told the Norwich City website.
"As a winger, I think the head coach will want me to play on both sides, attack and defend, and I feel like I'm the perfect man for that. I'm just going to try to help him and the team as much as I can."
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