Watford have announced that Almen Abdi and Daniel Pudil have left to join Championship side Sheffield Wednesday.
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Abdi, Pudil swap Watford for Sheffield Wednesday
Sheffield Wednesday have signed Almen Abdi and Daniel Pudil from Premier League side Watford, with both clubs confirming the deals.
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The duo have agreed to permanent deals with the Hillsborough club for undisclosed fees.
"Watford FC can confirm that midfielder Almen Abdi and left-back Daniel Pudil have agreed transfers to Sheffield Wednesday," the Premier League club confirmed on Thursday.
Wednesday, ratifying that the transfers had been concluded, added: "The Hornets duo join the Owls in time for the final pre-season workout this weekend against Port Vale ahead of the big season opener with Aston Villa on August. 7."
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Pudil made 42 appearances while on loan with Wednesday last season, helping the club to reach the Championship play-off final, where they were beaten by Hull City.
Abdi scored twice in 32 Premier League appearances for Watford in their first season back in the top-flight last term, including a superb strike in the 2-0 win over Stoke City in October.
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