Huddersfield on Friday signed the former France Under-21 striker, Adama Diakhaby, from Monaco for an undisclosed fee.
Diakhaby has agreed a three-year contract with the Premier League club after completing a medical earlier this week.
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The 22-year-old joined Monaco from Rennes last season, but made just 10 Ligue 1 starts.
He netted three goals in all competitions for Monaco and made five Champions League appearances.
Diakhaby will now head to Germany to link up with his new Huddersfield team-mates at their training camp.
“I’m very happy to be able to welcome Adama to Huddersfield Town today,” Huddersfield manager David Wagner said.
“He is a very hungry young footballer with a strong desire to succeed in England, which is fantastic for our club.
“Obviously he is still learning and improving at 22-years-old, but he already has many of the qualities that we look for in our attacking players.
“He’s a direct player who is comfortable with the ball at his feet and with genuine pace, which suits our style perfectly.”
AFP
