Republic of Ireland Under-21 international Ronan Curtis has sealed a move to Portsmouth from Derry City.
The 22-year-old winger, who can also operate in attack, has been progressing in the last four seasons with the Candystripes and has attracted plenty of interest.
He almost joined Swedish side Ostersunds last summer but failed to agree personal terms.
Curtis featured for Noel King's international side in the 3-1 win over Iceland in March.
The 22-year-old’s agent revealed interest from Pompey earlier in the season.
He will move to the League 1 side on 9 June for an undisclosed fee.
Pompey assistant manager Joe Gallen said: "He’s someone we’ve tracked for the past few months. He’s got a lot of pace and power, and is good in the air as well, so we’re really pleased to bring him here."
There has been three @derrycityfc games this season in which Ronan Curtis has not started and they have lost all three.
— A Game Of Two Halves (@gametwohalves) May 22, 2018
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