Newcastle have added to their attacking options by signing Harvey Barnes from relegated Leicester on a five-year deal.
Barnes, 25, heads to Tyneside to replace Allan Saint-Maximin, who is set for a move to the Saudi Pro League.
On his move to Eddie Howe's side, the Burnley-born winger told Newcastle's website: "I'm delighted.
"It's an amazing club and for me it's a massive opportunity to come and be involved in a successful team that's doing exciting things, so I'm absolutely buzzing to be here.
"I think it's an attacker's dream to come into a team like this; it's high paced, it's physically demanding, but you can see the rewards of that with the chances and the goals scored, so I think I'll certainly suit the style."
Magpies boss Howe added: "Harvey is an exciting talent who I have admired for a long time so I'm delighted to welcome him to Newcastle United.
"He is strong, quick and very good technically, and he showed last season in particular that he has an eye for goal from wide positions.
"He will add a different element to our play and we look forward to working with him as we prepare for the season ahead."
Foxes academy graduate Barnes departs the club after their shock drop from the Premier League last season, swapping the Championship for Champions League.
Capped once by England, Barnes was the East Midlands outfit's top scorer last term with 13 goals and will compete with Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon for a place on the left of Newcastle's frontline.
He has scored 35 Premier League goals and registered 25 assists in total and will play in Europe's elite club competition for the first time next season.
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