Swansea City striker Darryl Duffy has completed a transfer to Bristol Rovers in a three-year deal worth around £100,000.

Duffy completed a medical and trained with his new teammates at the Memorial Stadium today before signing for the League One side.

The Swans originally signed Duffy on loan from Hull City at the end of the 2006-07 season where he responded with five goals in as many starts.

It prompted the club to sign the former Scottish Under-21 and B international on a permanent three-year deal worth £200,000.

But the former Rangers striker failed to establish himself as a first team regular last season and scored two goals from just a handful of appearances.

Glasgow-born Duffy signed for Hull from Falkirk in January 2006 for £250,000, but was restricted mainly to the substitutes bench and a loan spell at Hartlepool.

He started his career at Scottish giants Rangers as a 14-year-old and came through the ranks to make three substitute appearances - including a Champions League game against Panathinaikos - before joining Falkirk in 2004 where he netted an impressive 27 goals in 55 starts.

Duffy said: "It's taken a while for the contract details to be sorted, but now I can sign and carry on with my career.

"I think coming here is something I had to do to stand a chance of playing first team football on a regular basis. Hopefully, if I do well enough, I can do that here.

"I was at Swansea for 14 months, so I guess you could say that it was short and sweet.

"The biggest factor in my move was that I just wanted to play football. I'm not interested in sitting in the stands, and with the size of the squad at Swansea, there were as many as 12 or 13 players sitting up in the stand on a matchday.

"Hopefully I can establish myself here and do well."