Portsmouth manager John Mousinho stated in a press conference on deadline day that Terry Devlin would be at the club the day after the deadline. Football League World had revealed on deadline day that Wrexham were pursuing a move for the 22-year-old and that Portsmouth were demanding £2 million for him. Additionally, Ioannidis, a Portsmouth fan pundit, said he never thought Devlin would leave and that he valued him at a minimum of double the reported fee.

Wrexham are preparing a seven-figure offer for Portsmouth's Terry Devlin, according to a report by Football League World. The outlet understands that the fee being asked for by the South Coast side is £2m, with the Welsh side trying to finalise a deal in the hours before the 7 PM deadline. It was first reported by Alan Nixon via Patreon on Sunday that Devlin had become a late target for Wrexham.

Wrexham are monitoring Portsmouth's Terry Devlin, a Northern Ireland international, as a right wing-back option in the final days of the January transfer window, and the player is on Phil Parkinson's list of potential signings. Devlin is reportedly an alternative for Wrexham, whose priority target is said to be Aston Villa's Kosta Nedeljkovic. A deal for the 22-year-old Devlin is considered difficult due to his importance at Fratton Park, where he has made 23 Championship appearances this season, scoring three goals and providing one assist. Wrexham reportedly want to sign what they consider to be top-class competition for Issa Kabore and hope to sign either Nedeljkovic or Devlin before Monday's 7pm deadline. Devlin, who joined Portsmouth in July 2023, has a contract until 2028 and a Transfermarkt market value of €1.00m.