Portsmouth could face a late decision over the future of Terry Devlin, with the defender continuing to attract interest as the summer transfer window moves towards its final stages.
Devlin has emerged as one of Portsmouth’s most valuable defensive assets following an impressive 2025/26 campaign. The Northern Ireland international was named Portsmouth’s Player of the Season after establishing himself as an important part of John Mousinho’s side.
His performances have not gone unnoticed, with Wrexham previously showing strong interest in the 22-year-old. The Championship club have been monitoring Devlin as they look to strengthen their options, although Portsmouth have been keen to retain the defender.
Devlin is under contract with Portsmouth until 2028, meaning Pompey are in a strong position when it comes to his future. The club are therefore under no immediate pressure to sell unless an offer arrives that changes the situation.
For supporters, the prospect of losing Devlin would be a major disappointment. His development at Fratton Park has been rapid, and his performances last season demonstrated why other clubs have begun to take notice.
However, there is currently no confirmation that Devlin has asked to leave Portsmouth. Previous reports suggested that he was not in a hurry to depart and remained happy working under Mousinho.
With the transfer window approaching its conclusion, Portsmouth supporters will be hoping the club can keep hold of one of their most promising defenders.
For now, Devlin remains a Portsmouth player, but with outside interest continuing, his future could become one of the stories to watch before the window closes.
