Ante Crnac has joined Norwich City on a four-year deal from Polish side Raków Częstochowa.
We took a look at his previous experience in football to find out more about him.
Born in 2003, Crnac began his footballing journey with Moslavina before moving on to the Dinamo Zagreb youth system.
The 20-year-old featured for the club's second side in the 2. HNL before switching to the Croatian top tier to sign for Slaven Belupo.
He made over 50 appearances in the Prva HNL for the Koprivnica-based side, later making the move to Poland as he signed for Raków Częstochowa.
His first season in the Ekstraklasa saw him score eight times in 26 appearances, as Raków finished seventh.
Crnac's time in Poland saw him compete in the UEFA Europa League, featuring against Atalanta, Sturm Graz and Sporting CP.
Internationally, Crnac has represented Croatia at various different age groups and has four caps for the Under-21s.
So far this season, he's made five Ekstraklasa appearances prior to joining the Canaries.