Manchester United revealed that the 22 year old Adnan Januzaj has left Old Trafford for Real Sociedad.
The Belgian has been reportedly signed for a fee that could rise to £9.8m, and United inserted a buy-back clause in the deal.
"Adnan Januzaj has completed a transfer from Manchester United to Real Sociedad," a statement on United's website read.
"The Academy graduate and Belgium international has signed with the side who finished sixth in La Liga last season, bringing an end to a Reds career that consisted of 66 senior appearances and five goals.
"Januzaj made his United debut in the FA Community Shield win over Wigan Athletic in August 2013 and established himself as an excellent prospect that season, famously scoring a brace at Sunderland under the management of David Moyes - who is coincidentally a former boss of Real Sociedad.
"Opportunities proved hard to come by during Louis van Gaal's first season at Old Trafford and that led to a loan spell at Borussia Dortmund in 2015/16, the Dutchman's second campaign with United.
"Jose Mourinho allowed Adnan to spend last season on loan at Sunderland and now the 22-year-old forward has taken the tough decision to leave United and make the move San Sebastian.
"Everybody at Manchester United wishes Adnan well for the next chapter of his career."
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