Championship promotion hopefuls West Brom have parted company with winger Robert Snodgrass "by mutual agreement".
The 34-year-old 28-times capped Scotland international has played 15 times since being made Sam Allardyce's first Albion signing a year ago.
But he has made just four starts this season under Valerien Ismael.
And Albion announced late on deadline day that he had left, saying: "The club thanks Robert for his efforts and wishes him well in his future career."
The excitingly mercurial Snodgrass has made a combined 573 career appearances with Livingston, Stirling, Leeds United, Norwich City, Hull City, West Ham United, Aston Villa and the Bagies, scoring 110 goals.