Alexander Sorloth is delighted with his move to Villarreal.

The Norway striker has arrived from RB Leipzig.

Sorloth said: : I want to thank everyone for being here, and thanks to the president for betting on me. I am happy to sign for Villarreal, the press did not know anything and that gave us peace of mind to be able to close it.

"From the first moment for me it was very exciting to be able to bet on reaching a team like Villarreal.

I am big, fast and I like to run into space to score goals. That is the most important thing for me and that's why I came here, to score goals.

Of course, what you always want is to score more goals than in the previous season. What I want is to score and give assists, help the team."

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