Callum Robinson has joined Cardiff from Sky Bet Championship rivals West Brom for an undisclosed fee.
The 27-year-old Republic of Ireland international has signed a three-year deal in the Welsh capital.
Robinson told the Cardiff website: “I’m buzzing. It’s another adventure for me and a challenge I’m looking forward to.
“I spoke with the gaffer (Steve Morison) and I saw the match against West Brom, and City love playing football. That is me to a tee.
“I love scoring goals and assisting. It’s what I’ve done most of my career.
“I’m hoping I can do plenty more of that here and to help this team.”
Robinson becomes Cardiff’s 17th summer signing and Morison said: “I’m delighted to have Callum on board.
“He’s a very talented player, and he can play anywhere across the forward line.”
Robinson began his career at Aston Villa and played for Preston, Bristol City and Sheffield United before joining West Brom in January 2020.
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