Leeds United have completed the signing of goalkeeper Paddy Kenny from Queens Park Rangers on a three-year deal.
Kenny agreed terms with the Championship club on Tuesday and underwent a medical at Elland Road today.
"I've loved every single minute of my time at QPR. It's been an incredible two years. Winning promotion to the Premier League here is an experience that I'll never forget - as was the rollercoaster ride of avoiding relegation last season," Kenny told QPR's official website.
"The fans have been first class and I can't thank them enough for their support - and for making a song about me. Everything is now in place for QPR to kick on and become an established Premier League club - and I really do hope that will eventually be the case.
"Hopefully I'll be back at Loftus Road as a Premier League player with Leeds United in the very near future."
Kenny will join up with manager Neil Warnock for the fourth time in his career, having previously worked with him at Bury, Sheffield United and QPR.
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