Tuesday 18 July 2017 23:26, UK
Hull City have signed former Manchester United striker Fraizer Campbell on a free transfer.
The forward has agreed a two-year deal with the Tigers with the option for a further year.
Campbell was part of Phil Brown's promotion-winning squad for Hull in 2007/08 while on loan from United after scoring 15 goals in 34 league games.
He also played for Tottenham, Sunderland - during which time he earned a call-up for England - and Cardiff City before a move to Crystal Palace in 2014.
The 29-year-old striker told Hull's website: "I'm delighted to be a Tiger again and hopefully it can go the same way as it did last time with us winning promotion to the Premier League.
"I'm looking forward to playing at the KCOM Stadium again and I can't wait to get started."
Last season he made 13 appearances for Palace, scoring one goal in a 3-3 draw with Hull.
Leonid Slutsky's side have sold four players this summer including Tom Huddlestone to Derby County, while Ahmed Elmohamady is closing in on a move to Aston Villa according to Sky sources.
