Sunderland have completed the signing of Michael Chopra in a deal which could be worth up to £5million to Cardiff.
The 23-year-old agreed a four-year contract after a medical on Wearside this morning.
Chopra, a former Newcastle striker, becomes manager Roy Keane's third summer signing after the capture of Greg Halford and Russell Anderson - for a total of £9million.
Chopra was the Coca-Cola Championship's second highest scorer last term with 22 goals in 42 matches.
Keane told the club's website www.safc.com: "I'm delighted that Michael has joined us.
"He's a natural goalscorer who will bring competition with our other quality strikers to the side.
"I'm very confident he will score goals for this football club."
Chopra, a former Newcastle striker, becomes manager Roy Keane's third summer signing after the capture of Greg Halford and Russell Anderson - for a total of £9million.
Chopra was the Coca-Cola Championship's second highest scorer last term with 22 goals in 42 matches.
Keane told the club's website www.safc.com: "I'm delighted that Michael has joined us.
"He's a natural goalscorer who will bring competition with our other quality strikers to the side.
"I'm very confident he will score goals for this football club."
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