He said the decision to leave Headingley was “really tough” but Warwickshire’s “clear vision” and “the opportunity to play alongside a number of familiar faces” made the move “truly exciting”.
Thompson has just returned from a side strain but took 15 wickets and scored 178 runs in five County Championship matches before getting injured.
“Jordan is a three-dimensional, multi-format player who will be a great addition to our squad both on and off the field. He’s a quality performer who I believe still has his best days in front of him,” Bears first-team coach Ian Westwood said., external
“He’s known for his competitiveness and thrives on being involved in big moments on the field. We can’t wait to welcome him to the Bears.”
Thompson’s signing comes two days after Warwickshire announced spinner Danny Briggs would be re-joining Sussex from next season.
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