Crystal Palace defender Pape Souare and West Ham United defender Arthur Masuaku have reacted to Cheikhou Kouyate's move.
Kouyate ended his four-year stay at the London Stadium outfit after signing a contract that ties him down at Selhurst Park until 2022.
The Teranga Lions skipper becomes Palace's second signing of this summer transfer window after goalkeeper Vicente Guait.
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Souare has welcomed his compatriot to Roy Hodgson's team while DR Congo international Masuaku is already feeling the absence of the 28-year-old in the Hammers' fold.
"My brother, there is nothing more to say. I miss you already, thanks for everything. See you very soon," Masuaku tweeted.
"Welcome my brother," Souare tweeted.
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