Leyton Orient have signed Republic of Ireland forward Aaron Connolly on a free transfer.
The 25-year-old left Millwall in May after half a season at The Den where he scored once in 14 Championship games after joining in January from Sunderland.
The former Brighton and Hove Albion player has also had spells with Italian side Venezia, Middlesbrough and Hull City.
It will be his first time playing in League One since he was on loan at at Luton Town in early 2019.
He is the fifth player to join head coach Richie Wellens’ Orient this summer.
“I’m delighted to be here, and the Gaffer was a main factor in me coming here,” Connolly told the club website.
“I know the club just missed out on promotion last year, but we’re hoping to go one better this year.
Wellens added: “I tried to sign Aaron when I was at Swindon a few years ago, but he then scored a hat-trick against MK Dons in the EFL Trophy. Everyone was in for him after that.
“He’s talented, quick, good on the ball and skilful. He’s got an eye for goal, and he scored twice on his Premier League debut for Brighton.
“The ability is all there, and when I met him recently I got a really good vibe off him. I sense that there is a burning desire for him to do well.
“If we can get Aaron firing, I have absolutely no doubt in his abilities.”