Motherwell have made their fifth summer signing by bringing in midfielder Mark O'Hara on a permanent two-year deal.
The Fir Park club paid Peterborough a "nominal sum" for the 24-year-old, who made 20 appearances for Motherwell in a loan spell last season.
The move is subject to international clearance when the summer transfer window opens on July 1.
O'Hara started his career at Kilmarnock, before moving to Dundee and then Peterborough, with a spell at Lincoln City in early 2019.
Manager Stephen Robinson told Motherwell's website: "Mark showed last season what he can bring to the football club, I am delighted to bring him here permanently.
“He’s a talented, versatile player who all the coaching staff greatly admire given his ability, but also his attitude and willingness to learn and develop.
“I believe he will kick on and become a huge asset for Motherwell in the seasons ahead.”
"I always wanted to be back here," said O'Hara. "I’m delighted the opportunity has come up and I was able to sign on permanently.
“I feel I kicked on as a player last season working with the manager and all the coaches at Motherwell. This is the right place to be to continue to develop my career.
“It’s an exciting time to be at the club. With the chance to play in Europe and try replicate what we achieved in the league last year, it’s the place to be.”
O'Hara will wear the number seven jersey.
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