English-born Ghanaian striker Tarique Fosu has completed a permanent transfer move to Charlton Athletic.
The 21-year-old has signed a two-year deal from Reading FC.
The Academy graduate made a single appearance for Reading senior side, which came on the final day of the 2014/15 season at Derby County.
His 2015/16 campaign was split between loan spells with Fleetwood Town and Accrington Stanley, and he spent the majority of last season with Colchester United where he made a total of 14(+20) appearances to help the U's to an 8th-place finish in League 2.
Fosu joins the Addicks on a permanent contract ahead of their League 1 campaign.
'When I heard [Charlton manager] Karl [Robinson] was in for me, it made the decision for me,' he told Charlton Athletic official website
'He's worked with a lot of young players so hopefully I can produce for him.'
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