West Ham have completed the signings of Welsh international duo Daniel Gabbidon and James Collins, and England's Paul Konchesky.
Cyrille Regis, agent for Gabbidon and Collins, completed the formalities of their deals on Tuesday.
Both players went through medicals at West Ham on Monday and now the Cardiff pair have sealed their moves to The Premiership.
"They have had their medicals and a deal is done," Regis told skysports.com.
Hammers boss Alan Pardew was delighted to have completed the double transfer of the Welshmen.
"Danny comes to West Ham United with a lot of experience for a player of his age and James is an excellent prospect," said Pardew.
"He is probably lacking experience as he joins the club, but do not underestimate his potential."
Konchesky arrives from London rivals Charlton Athletic.
The 24-year-old has penned a long-term deal at Upton Park after West Ham agreed terms with The Addicks over the weekend.
"Paul is a major signing for the club," said a delighted Pardew.
"He is only 24, but has well over 100 Premier League games to his name, and I feel that he can only get better from here.
"He has played for England and will bring proven Premiership experience to the team. His great strength is going forward from full back and that could be a real asset to our team this season."
Originally posted by 熱刺#29戴維斯 at 2005-7-5 05:22 PM:
West Ham have completed the signings of Welsh international duo Daniel Gabbidon and James Collins, and England's Paul Konchesky.
Cyrille Regis, agent for Gabbidon and Collins, completed the fo ...
Originally posted by 熱刺#29戴維斯 at 2005-7-5 05:19 PM:
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West Brom have snapped up Steve Watson on a free transfer.
Watson has been searching for a new club after leaving Everton earlier this month when his contract expired.
The former Newcastle man has penned a three-year deal at The Hawthorns.
Watson becomes the second new signing in as many days following the arrival of Darren Carter from Birmingham.
Baggies boss Bryan Robson was delighted to sign the versatile performer.
"Steve has great experience and will be a valuable addition to the squad," Robson told the club's official website.
"He's a player I have always admired and I tried to sign him when I was manager at Middlesbrough but just missed out on him.
"I'm delighted to get him this time because he's a top utility player who can play at right back, centre half and in midfield."
Meanwhile, Robson has rejected talk of a rift with Baggies chairman Jeremy Peace.
Reports on Tuesday suggested both men were at loggerheads over transfer dealings, but Robson insists he has no problems with Peace.
There is absolutely no difference of opinion between myself and the chairman.
"We already have three new targets into the club and together we are working hard to add more new faces.
"It is nonsense for anyone to suggest we are on a collision course over the acquisition of new players - or any other subject.
"We are working together very well at what is an important stage in the development of the club."
Originally posted by 熱刺#29戴維斯 at 2005-7-5 05:22 PM:
West Ham have completed the signings of Welsh international duo Daniel Gabbidon and James Collins, and England's Paul Konchesky.
Cyrille Regis, agent for Gabbidon and Collins, completed the fo ...