Pompey have completed the signing of midfielder Lee Evans on a deal until the end of the season.
The 29-year-old Wales international was available following a mutual agreement to leave Ipswich at the start of February.
Blues boss John Mousinho said: “We’re delighted to welcome Lee to the club and boost our midfield options for the remainder of the campaign.
“He has plenty of Championship pedigree and experience of winning promotion out of this league, including with Ipswich last season.
“Lee is a hugely experienced footballer and is comfortable with the ball at his feet, but also a physical presence in the middle of the park.”
"He has plenty of Championship pedigree and experience of winning promotion out of this league, including with Ipswich last season."
Evans progressed through the ranks at hometown club Newport and helped them climb into the Football League.
He moved on to secure promotion from League One with Wolves under Kenny Jackett and Wigan under Paul Cook.
It was a similar story at Ipswich last season, with Evans playing Championship football at all three clubs, plus Sheffield United.
He scored six goals in 61 appearances for the Tractor Boys, including a hat-trick against Doncaster in September 2021.
Evans has been capped four times by Wales at senior level, making his first start in a 2019 friendly win over Trinidad & Tobago.
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