West Ham have announced the signing of Jarrod Bowen from Hull City for an undisclosed fee.
The young attacker has completed a move to the London Stadium on a five-and-a-half year contract.
The 23-year-old has been at Hull since 2014 after moving from Hereford United.
A number of clubs have been linked with Bowen recently, with Crystal Palace attempting to sign him in January and Newcastle also making enquiries.
Bowen was also reportedly a target for Spurs in the summer transfer window, but they moved instead for Jack Clarke.
He joins a West Ham team struggling for form, with Manuel Pellegrini receiving his marching orders in January.
The Chilean manager was replaced by David Moyes, but results have not significantly improved.
The Hammers sit 17th in the Premier League table, and will be hoping Bowen can provide a boost that will help move them away from the relegation places.
Moyes has said he's delighted with the deal.
"We are delighted to welcome Jarrod to West Ham United. I think he could be a big success," Moyes told the club's official website.
"He’s probably what you’d call a wide forward these days, or perhaps an old-fashioned inside-right.
"He has played a couple of games as a second centre forward or as a No10.
"When you score goals like he does, and in the numbers he does, in the Championship, it will give you a great chance of scoring goals in the Premier League.
"We were attracted to the goals he has scored over the years; not just in one year, but over the last three years."
