Plymouth Argyle has made its first January signing by acquiring experienced winger Ronan Curtis from Port Vale on a two-and-a-half-year contract. Curtis, 29, brings extensive League One experience, having made 203 appearances and scored 42 goals for Portsmouth, AFC Wimbledon, and Port Vale. Argyle's head coach Tom Cleverley aims to strengthen the team's attack as they currently sit 16th in League One, just three points above the relegation zone. Curtis's signing is seen as a move to boost goal contributions and create more scoring opportunities, especially as the team has struggled defensively, conceding 39 goals in 25 matches. Despite a less consistent season with only two goals and two assists in 19 league games, Curtis has created 29 chances for teammates and has seven caps for Ireland. Fans are optimistic about his potential impact, particularly if he reunites with striker Lorent Tolaj, who thrived with him last season. The transfer is pending EFL approval, and Curtis will wear shirt number 28. Plymouth Argyle is also reportedly interested in other January targets, including a League One winger from Port Vale, as they seek to improve their squad amid a relegation battle and aim to bolster attacking options and defensive resilience.