Newcastle United have signed Republic of Ireland midfielder Jeff Hendrick on a four-year deal.
The 28-year-old joins Steve Bruce's side after four years with Burnley in the Premier League.
Hendrick - who has been named in Stephen Kenny's Ireland squad for the Nations League games against Bulgaria and Finland - was a free agent after his contract at Turf Moor expired earlier this summer.
He told NUFC TV: "It's a massive club and playing over the years, going to the stadium, it's one of the best stadiums to play in, so I just want to get playing there.
"I've had over 100 games in the Premier League but I want to keep going and keep improving with a different team. It's going to be different for me, the demands with the bigger stadium, the crowd, how big the club is, so I've got to take that on and keep pushing myself and striving to get better.
"I'm looking forward to it - I can't wait."
Bruce said: "Jeff is someone I've admired for a long time. I watched him when he was at Derby, then he went to Burnley for a lot of money and couldn't afford him, so I missed out then!
"He's an experienced international football who can play all across the midfield so we welcome him aboard. He'll be a big asset to us, on and off the pitch.
"He's a great pro, down to earth, and at the age of 28 it's a wonderful time to get somebody. It is the peak of his career - he's a really fit boy who has played 122 times in the Premier League for Burnley over the last four years, and I'm sure he'll be a great addition to the squad."
