Christian Norgaard has left Arsenal for Everton, signing a two-year deal after a brief but successful stint at the Emirates, according to BBC News.
The 32-year-old midfielder made 20 appearances for the Gunners and was part of the squad that lifted the Premier League trophy during his time at the club. His departure prompted Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta to pen what BBC News describes as "a message of love and admiration" for the Dane, expressing gratitude for his contribution.
Norgaard now moves to Goodison Park to begin a new chapter of his career under Everton's management, bringing his experience and title-winning pedigree to a Toffees side looking to strengthen their options in midfield.
Details on the financial terms of the transfer have not been disclosed, but the move brings an end to Norgaard's short spell in north London, where he was fondly regarded despite limited playing time. Arteta's public tribute underlines the esteem in which the midfielder was held within the Arsenal dressing room, even as he departs for a fresh challenge on Merseyside.