Sunderland striker Rade Prica has completed a move to Norwegian side Rosenborg for an undisclosed fee.
The 28-year-old Sweden international was allowed to travel to Scandinavia to hold talks and has clinched a move in time for this weekend's season opener against Valerenga.
Prica made only six appearances for the Black Cats, all of them as a substitute, after completing a £2million switch from Aalborg in January last year.
He announced his arrival in style with a debut goal against Birmingham but struggled to establish himself under former boss Roy Keane or his successor Ricky Sbragia.
Indeed, Prica has not made a single appearance for the Wearsiders this season.
Sbragia said: "Things didn't quite work out for Rade here, but he remained professional around the place and also made a significant contribution with a crucial goal at home to Birmingham.
"We wish him all the very best with Rosenborg."
Prica made only six appearances for the Black Cats, all of them as a substitute, after completing a £2million switch from Aalborg in January last year.
He announced his arrival in style with a debut goal against Birmingham but struggled to establish himself under former boss Roy Keane or his successor Ricky Sbragia.
Indeed, Prica has not made a single appearance for the Wearsiders this season.
Sbragia said: "Things didn't quite work out for Rade here, but he remained professional around the place and also made a significant contribution with a crucial goal at home to Birmingham.
"We wish him all the very best with Rosenborg."
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