Manchester United have signed Norway forward Elisabeth Terland on a two-year contract, with the option for a further year.

The 23-year-old joins United after her deal with fellow Women's Super League side Brighton expired.

On the same day Terland's Brighton exit was confirmed, the south coast club announced the arrival of 20-year-old forward Aisha Masaka from BK Hacken for an undisclosed fee.

Terland was Brighton's top-scorer last season, registering 15 times in 28 appearances across all competitions, including netting the opener in a 2-2 draw with United in the WSL.

"I’m so honoured to sign for Manchester United and cannot wait to join up with the team," Terland said.

"Having experienced their excellent fans from the opposing side, I’m really looking forward to having them in my corner this season."

United boss Marc Skinner said: "Elisabeth is a young player who will bring a fresh dynamic and energy to our team.

"We are delighted she has chosen to become part of our Manchester United family and look forward to integrating her into our playing squad."

Terland is United's third signing of the summer transfer window, following the arrival of defender Dominique Janssen from Wolfsburg and Melvine Malard's permanent transfer from Lyon.