Burnley have signed Wales goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey on a two-year contract after his release by Crystal Palace.
Hennessey is Burnley's second close-season signing, with defender Nathan Collins having joined from Stoke City.
"They're exciting times and I'm excited to start working with the lads," said Hennessey, who is Wales' most-capped goalkeeper.
Hennessey, who has played 96 times for his country but was back-up to Danny Ward at Euro 2020, is looking forward to challenging Clarets first choice keeper Nick Pope for a first-team place.
"Popey's a great lad but it's competition, which is healthy," Hennessey said.