Former Coventry City loanee Willo Flood has re-joined Dundee United.
Flood, who joined City on loan in 2005 and made his Coventry debut in the first ever league match at the Ricoh Arena, has a returned to a club that he has played for in 2007 & 2009.
The winger was brought to Middlesbrough by Gordon Strachan but since his departure has not been able to command a regular place in Tony Mowbray's squad after coming back from injury.
Speaking to the Dundee United official club website, Peter Houston said: "I am thoroughly delighted to have secured Willo.
"We know all about his qualities from his previous spell here and as I look to add experience to the team, I see him as an excellent and important addition.
"We knew we had to add experience to the squad and with this acquisition, we have again ticked all the boxes I was looking for in a new signing.
"It says everything about Willo that he has chosen to come to Dundee United.
"He had more lucrative offers available but not only has he enjoyed his football here previously, he sees Tannadice as a place where he can enhance his career.
"He also has the opportunity to experience European football next season and that is something not all clubs could have offered him.
"This signing is very much a coup for the club and I know the fans will be excited at the prospect of seeing Willo in a United shirt once more."