Justin Devenny, born on 11 October 2003 (age 22), is a Northern Ireland centre midfielder now with Stoke City. His senior career is still shaped most clearly by Crystal Palace, where he made 44 league appearances and scored twice across two seasons.
That Palace spell remains the substantial part of his club record, rather than a passing line on the CV. It gave him regular league football and put him on a wider radar, with his value now around £10m according to Transfermarkt.
At Stoke, his 2026-27 season has started briskly enough in front of goal. He has scored twice in four league appearances, also making one FA Cup appearance, taking him to five games and two goals across all competitions for the club. For a midfielder, that is a useful early return rather than something to over-dramatise.
He has also been involved with Northern Ireland this season, making six appearances in European World Cup qualifying and scoring once, along with four Nations League appearances. He was linked with a move to Celtic in August 2026.
Devenny’s career to this point is a Palace-heavy one, with Stoke now the next stage and Northern Ireland involvement giving him regular international exposure.
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