Chris McKee has left Rangers for a permanent switch to Linfield.
The Light Blues youngster was on loan at David Healy's side.
And now he has put pen to paper on a two-year deal at the club.
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Rangers announced his departure in a short statement online.
It read: "@RangersFC can today confirm Chris McKee has joined @OfficialBlues on a permanent transfer for an undisclosed fee.
"We wish Chris all the best for the future."
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McKee's move has been hailed by former Ibrox striker and club boss Healy.
He played his part in helping his new employers win the Premiership title in recent weeks.
Speaking to Linfield's official website, Healy said: "I'm delighted to announce that Chris McKee has agreed to join the club when the transfer window opens next month, by when his loan contract between Rangers and ourselves will have been concluded.
"Chris enjoyed a very successful loan spell with us at the end of the season and he made a significant contribution in helping the squad win the Premiership title in recent weeks.
"Of course, he will always be remembered because of the goal he scored to clinch the decisive 2-0 home win against Coleraine on the dramatic final day of the season but he scored other key goals for us against Portadown, Carrick and Crusaders as well.
"He's a young player who has a strong affinity with this club, dating back to his time in our academy, prior to his big move to Rangers.
"He has a first class professional attitude to training and his game and I've no doubt that he will have a bright future ahead of him, if he continues to work hard and learn from the experienced players in our squad.
"I know our supporters will be delighted that Chris is prolonging his stay with us beyond the expiry of his loan spell and it's great to get the contract sorted out, ahead of the return to pre-season so that he will be able to throw himself into an intense training programme, in readiness for an exciting and challenging European campaign in July.
"He has shown us what he can do in our team and I'm sure there will be lots more to come from Chris over the duration of this contract that he has fully merited.
"I look forward to continuing to work with Chris and I know that the news of this contract signing, as well as the other recent ones of Ethan Devine, Joel Cooper and Jimmy Callacher, will be well received by our supporters."
