Norwich complete Luciano Becchio signing from Leeds United as Steve Morison goes the other way He told Canaries Player: "I am really happy about having the chance to play in the Premier League, it is brilliant for me personally and for my career. The Premier League has some brilliant players including people like (Sergio) Aguero and (Carlos) Tevez (Becchio's compatriots) and it will be a great experience for me to play against players of that quality. Wales striker Morison, meanwhile, will look to kickstart his career with Leeds after falling down the pecking order at Norwich after his £2.8 million move in the summer of 2011. Norwich, who drew 1-1 at home with Tottenham last night, have been on the look-out for a striker all month to help them in their bid to avoid a slump in form which has seen them drop to within seven points of the relegation zone. The Norfolk club, who have had several bids for Celtic striker Gary Hooper rejected, have only scored 25 league goals in 24 matches so far this term. Norwich yesterday confirmed that they had signed striker Kei Kamara on loan from Sporting Kansas City, subject to him receiving a work permit. The Sierra Leone international tweeted today: "Am so excited for this opportunity to play for @NorwichCityFC. i cant wait to get out there, see everyone and feel the energy @ Carrow Road." Norwich remain interested in Hooper, but Celtic appear set to hold out for a higher fee, with reports suggesting Norwich have today upped their £6 million bid. Hughton, though, was last night uncertain if a move could be thrashed out before the closure of the transfer window at 11pm this evening. "We have put in bids for him which have been turned down by Celtic," he said.