Georgie Kelly has had his move from Bohemians to Rotherham United confirmed, ending speculation over the Derry-born striker's future.
The move is subject to EFL and FA ratification and international clearance.
The 25-year-old had been the subject of much debate and it was predicted for long periods that he would indeed leave the Gypsies ahead of the new season, but his destination remained a mystery with so many clubs interested in signing him.
Kelly netted a hugely impressive 22 goals in 18 appearances for Bohs last year and will now look to establish himself in The Millers' side.
In a club statement following the signing, Rotherham United pointed to the 'colossal' contribution Kelly had made to the Bohemians cause last term.
A statement read: "The Millers have swooped to strengthen their attacking ranks this January with Kelly joining the squad on a three-and-a-half year deal to provide competition for an already-strong forward line containing the likes of Michael Smith, Will Grigg, Freddie Ladapo and Joshua Kayode.
"The Derry-born frontman caught the eye of a number of suitors with his scintillating form in 2021/22 in his native Ireland, where he helped himself to a colossal 22 goals in 18 appearances – two of which came in the Europa League.
"Kelly was understandably hot property following the League of Ireland season coming to an end and reportedly attracted interest from England, Scotland, Holland and Denmark before Paul Warne swooped for his signature, having tracked his progress and done his due diligence prior to him putting pen-to-paper in South Yorkshire."
Closer to home, Bohemians issued a tweet wishing Kelly the best of luck at his new club.
It read: "The very best of luck from all at Bohemians to Georgie Kelly as he completes his move to Rotherham."
Kelly began his League of Ireland journey with UCD before subsequent spells came at Dundalk and St. Patricks Athletic.
His game time was limited at those clubs, however, and it was at Bohemians where he really came into his own, notching 22 goals in 18 appearances last season.
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