Former Celtic loanee Jahmai Simpson-Pusey has sealed a permanent Manchester City exit by signing for FC Koln.
The centre-back was on loan at Parkhead during the early part of the season but struggled to break into the team, making just one appearance as a stand-in right-back during Martin O'Neill's first interim spell.
As a result, his loan was ended prematurely in January and he was then sent out for another loan in Germany.
This time he featured a lot more, making 11 appearances in Bundesliga and persuading Koln to make the deal permanent this summer.
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That was announced today and Simpson-Pusey spoke to his club's website about making the move permanently.
He said: "I played a lot of minutes and the club put a lot of trust in me. I’m thankful for that and that’s why I wanted to stay in Köln.
"The game time, the fans, the club – that has all felt really good for me from my perspective."
