Goalkeeper Nick Pope has completed his change to Newcastle from committed Burnley.
The England plug, 30, should secure a move this mid year to remain in the Premier League to assist his assumptions for making Gareth Southgate's World Cup with manning.
Pope made an imprint on the world last year in transforming into the main goalkeeper to keep clean sheets in a long time starting six games for the Three Lions.
With the rich Magpies restless to brace between the sticks, Pope has denoted a four-year plan to go to Tyneside.
The goalkeeper has spent the past six seasons at Turf Moor, yet imparted his energy before the new test.
He said: "By and by I'm here, I can barely clutch start.
"The plan has expected quite a while to occur true to form yet it moved past the line very, and I'm happy to be here and I'm really expecting to slow down into it."
The eight-cap worldwide was one of Burnley's hero performers despite their drop down to the Championship, getting nine clean sheets in 36 five star appearances.
Pope is the Magpies' second stamping of the mid year, following the presence of Matt Targett earlier in the window.
Likewise, boss Eddie Howe was happy with his new goalkeeping extension.
He said: "Scratch is a phenomenal Premier League and worldwide level goalkeeper so I'm very fulfilled to solid areas for add to a crucial position.
"There has been a lot of interest in him from various clubs this mid year, so I should thank our owners and everyone behind the scenes for loosening up us past the resistance.
"I'm happy he is obliging us as we plan for the exhilarating test ahead." We watch on to see the result of his exchange move. Wil it really work outfor Pope? Well, we wait for results.