Stoke City have signed midfielder Justin Devenny from Crystal Palace for an undisclosed fee on a four-year deal.
The 22-year-old Northern Ireland international became the Potters' third deadline day signing, arriving late on Tuesday night. His signing was confirmed on Wednesday morning.
Devenny is Stoke City's 10th signing of the summer transfer window, following the late arrivals of American duo Jack McGlynn and left-back Luca Bombino.
Palace track record
Devenny spent three seasons at Crystal Palace, during which he scored four goals in 60 appearances. He featured in the Eagles' FA Cup, Community Shield, and Uefa Conference League-winning campaigns, playing six times and scoring once as Palace won the Conference League.
Devenny on his move
"A big part of the reason for me joining is that the ambitions of the club match mine, and that's to ultimately get back into the Premier League," Devenny said.
"That's the goal, and it's what we want and it's what the fans want as well. With the size of the club, that's what we need to aim to be."
Sporting director's view
Stoke City sporting director Jon Walters said: "Devenny gives us versatility and further competition within the squad.
"With the 10 new signings we have made over the window, we feel we have added both quality and depth. We believe we now have a group capable of having a successful season, but we know the relentless hard work must continue throughout the club if we are going to achieve what we want."
Stoke City have been in the Championship since 2018 when their 10-year Premier League tenure ended. The club has not finished in the top half of the Championship since relegation.
