Bristol City have strengthened their forward line with the signing of striker Elijah Adebayo, who has put pen to paper on a two-year contract with the club.

The 28-year-old arrives as a free agent after departing Luton Town this summer, having already familiarized himself with his new surroundings by training alongside the Robins squad during pre-season.

His arrival marks the tenth new addition to the club this transfer window, giving manager Michael Skubala further options and depth up front.

Set to don the No. 45 jersey, Adebayo expressed enthusiasm about the switch, describing a welcoming atmosphere that made his transition into the squad feel natural from the outset.

He noted that the club’s positive environment played a significant role in his decision to join.

The forward also pointed to clarity from his new manager as a deciding factor, explaining that Skubala’s clear vision for the team’s approach this season resonated with him.

Adebayo said he hopes to bring his experience to bear on the group, working to unite his teammates around a shared sense of direction and purpose as the campaign gets underway.

Having built a reputation during his time at Luton Town, Adebayo now looks to translate that pedigree into results for Bristol City.

With the striker settling in well and the squad freshly bolstered by a wave of summer additions, the Robins will be hoping his know-how helps steady and sharpen their attacking output in the months ahead.