Major League Soccer side San Jose Earthquakes have signed Ghana forward Dominic Oduro from Montreal Impact in a swap deal with Quincy Amarikwa.
Oduro has played for the Montreal Impact since 2015, tallying 15 goals and six assists in 79 appearances.
He helped the Impact reach the CONCACAF Champions League Final in 2015 and the MLS Eastern Conference Finals in 2016.
However, the 32-year-old forward's found it difficult to break into the team since the arrival of Remi Garde, featuring in five matches for the club in the ongoing MLS campaign.
The freaky-fast forward is expected to help San Jose Earthquakes extricate their ailing season.
The California-based outfit are languishing at the bottom of the Western Conference table with just 16 points after 22 matches.
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