Eidur Gudjohnsen has moved to Stoke City on a permanent one-year deal, not on loan as first thought.
Iceland forward signs one-year contract
Eidur Gudjohnsen has moved to Stoke City on a permanent one-year deal, not on loan as first thought.
The 31-year-old striker sealed a switch to the Potters on transfer deadline day as manager Tony Pulis added a number of new players to his squad.
Stoke become Gudjohnsen's fourth Premier League club, as the Iceland international has had previous spells with Bolton, Chelsea and Tottenham, as well as stints at Barcelona and Monaco.
It is from the French outfit where the cool finisher has departed, and he has penned a permanent one-year contract at the Britannia Stadium, despite initial reports that he had joined on a season-long loan.
Speculation has suggested Stoke may have paid £2million for his services, although the club have not released any details of the transfer.
Pulis also snapped up Jermaine Pennant and Marc Wilson on Tuesday, as well as bringing Salif Diao back on new terms.
The Stoke boss could hand his new signings debuts in their next game against Aston Villa on Monday 13th September.
