Former Leicester City frontman, Kelechi Iheanacho, has swapped the English Midlands for the sun-kissed shores of Andalusia after finalising a free transfer to Sevilla.
The 27-year-old Nigerian international put pen to paper on a two-year contract, with the option of extending his stay at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium.
The prolific striker, who cut his teeth at Manchester City before making his name at Leicester, arrives in Spain as Sevilla's fifth summer signing.
He joins compatriot Chidera Ejuke as well as a trio of other new faces in bolstering the club's ambitions for the upcoming La Liga campaign.
Iheanacho's six-year stint with the Foxes yielded an impressive tally of 61 goals and 34 assists across all competitions.
A seasoned campaigner in European football, he brings a wealth of experience to a Sevilla side looking to rediscover its former glories.
The Andalusian outfit appears to have moved swiftly to bolster its attacking options following the departure of key personnel.
With the arrival of Iheanacho and the versatile Peque, Sevilla's forward line is beginning to take shape ahead of the new season.
Whether the Nigerian striker can replicate his Premier League form in Spain remains to be seen, but his signing undoubtedly adds firepower to a Sevilla side eager to climb the La Liga table.