Milwaukee made the re-signing of forward Bobby Portis official Wednesday afternoon.

“Bobby is a valuable member of our organization and a crucial part of our success,” Bucks General Manager Jon Horst said in a release. “He is an elite three-point shooter, can score from all areas of the floor and makes an impact with his defense, rebounding, energy and effort. Bobby has embraced Bucks fans and they’ve embraced him back, and we’re excited to have him return to Milwaukee.”

Portis reportedly agreed to a deal worth $49 million over four years, which was the most Milwaukee could offer him by holding his early bird rights. After stops with Chicago, Washington and New York, Portis found a home with the Bucks in the last two years and is coming off his best season. The 27-year-old averaged a career-high 14.6 points and 9.1 rebounds per game, while shooting 39.3% from beyond the arc. He also started 59 games, filling in for an injured Brook Lopez for much of the season.

The signing of free agent forward Joe Ingles was also made official. He’s had been with Utah since 2014 and will turn 35 in October. He’s also coming off a knee injury in January that ended his season.

“Joe is a proven shot maker who will add great depth to our roster,” Horst said. “He is a terrific person and teammate who will fit in well with our team and community. We’re thrilled to welcome Joe and his family to Milwaukee.”

The Bucks also announced the re-signing of guards Jevon Carter and Wesley Matthews.