Liverpool winger Jermaine Pennant has made the move to Portsmouth on loan.
The 26-year old will link up with Pompey boss and former Arsenal star Tony Adams whom he spent time with at the Gunners.
Pennant rejected a permanent move to Fratton Park but instead will play in Portsmouth colours until the end of the season.
Adams said he is excited about the move and looking forward to seeing
the old Liverpool partnership of Pennant and Peter Crouch reunited.
"I've known him a long time," Adams told the club's official website.
"We were together at Arsenal a long, long time ago. He was the new kid on the block and a very exciting prospect.
"He's quick and technically very gifted. He can have a go at defenders.
"I saw him play with Peter Crouch for Liverpool at Fulham last
year and was constantly getting past their left-back and getting
crosses in for Crouchie.
"That's a good combination that I wanted to put back together.
"He's going to put some good crosses in and hopefully weigh in with a few goals himself."