Ipswich Town have wrapped up a £20m deal to sign Ghana winger Abdul Fatawu, according to BBC News.
Fatawu, who featured in all four of Ghana's matches at the World Cup, arrives at Portman Road as one of the club's most eye-catching acquisitions in recent memory, with the fee underlining Ipswich's ambition to strengthen their squad significantly.
His performances on the international stage have clearly caught the eye, and the winger now swaps international duty for life in English football as he looks to make an immediate impact for his new club.
Details on personal terms, contract length or a start date for his Ipswich career have not been disclosed by BBC News, but the size of the fee alone signals the level of expectation surrounding the Ghanaian's move.
Fatawu becomes the latest attacking reinforcement for Ipswich as they look to bolster their options going forward, with his World Cup exposure likely to have played a part in convincing the club to invest heavily in his signature.