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French top-flight newcomers Dijon have announced the signing of Ivory Coast centre-back Abdoulaye Meite.The defender has put pen to paper on a three-year contract.He joins the French club on a free transfer after his contract with English Premier League side West Bromwich Albion expired.Prior to joining West Brom in 2008, he represented Red Star Belgrade (1998-2000), Marseille (2000-2006) and Bolton Wanderers (2006-2008).Meite has 48 international caps for the Elephants.Source: BBC
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