Middlesbrough have announced the signing of striker Ashley Fletcher from West Ham for £6.5million.
The 21-year-old signed a four-year contract after finalising terms with the Championship club on Thursday.
Fletcher follows Darren Randolph in leaving West Ham for Boro, the goalkeeper having completed a £5m switch last week.
He is Boro's 11th signing in what has been a hectic transfer window for Garry Monk's side.
The England youth international progressed through the Manchester United academy but signed a four-year deal with West Ham in July last year, having impressed during a six-month loan spell with Barnsley.
He scored his only goal for the Hammers in a 4-1 EFL Cup defeat to his former club at Old Trafford in November.
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