Adam Devine, born on 25 March 2003 (age 23), is a Scottish right-back with Queen’s Park. He came through at Rangers, where he moved from youth football into the senior set-up and was part of a squad that won the League Cup.
His clearest run of league football came at Motherwell in 2023-24, when he scored once in 10 appearances. That spell gave him a more regular taste of senior football away from the usual noise around Ibrox, which is often the point of these moves, whether anyone says it plainly or not.
Devine is now with Queen’s Park, primarily operating at right-back. His form this season has been solid and consistent, which is a useful base for a player still building the shape of his senior career.
So far, his career has taken him from Rangers’ academy pathway into first-team football, a productive league spell at Motherwell, and then on to Queen’s Park. It is a steady professional route rather than a spectacular one.
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