Birmingham City are preparing to make an offer for Portsmouth forward Adrian Segecic. The Championship side's interest comes as the transfer window enters its final week.
Portsmouth manager John Mousinho has previously acknowledged that Segecic's consistent performances could attract attention from other clubs. The 22-year-old Australian-born attacker was Pompey's leading scorer last season, netting 11 times in the league and winning the EFL Championship Player of the Month award in April. He has carried that form into the new campaign, scoring twice in his first three appearances across the Championship and the League Cup.
Segecic, who represents Croatia at Under-21 level, joined Portsmouth from Sydney FC in the summer of 2025. He quickly adapted to English football, with his dribbling, long-range shooting and versatility across the forward line making him a key figure at Fratton Park. His standout moment last term was a hat-trick in a victory over Stoke City.
Birmingham's pursuit is understood to have intensified after they missed out on other attacking targets. While no formal bid has been lodged, the fee being discussed is one that Portsmouth would reportedly consider. Losing their primary goal threat so late in the window would be a significant blow to Pompey's early-season plans.
The club's immediate focus returns to the pitch, with a home Championship fixture against Blackburn Rovers scheduled for this Saturday. Fans can view the full upcoming fixtures list on the club site. Segecic is expected to be part of the squad as Portsmouth look to build on their positive start to the season.
