Pittsburgh quarterback Kedon Slovis intends to enter the transfer portal after one season with the Panthers, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel.

Slovis, who transferred to Pitt from USC following the 2021 campaign, will look for his third team in three seasons.

The signal-caller completed 58.4% of his passes for 2,397 yards with 10 touchdowns to nine interceptions in his lone year at Pitt.

Slovis' best season was his freshman year at USC in 2019. He threw for 30 touchdowns to nine picks while completing just under 72% of his passes.

He becomes the latest quarterback from the ACC poised to enter the portal, with NC State's Devin Leary and Virginia's Brennan Armstrong, among others, reportedly set to look for new programs.

Pitt filled its vacancy at quarterback after former Boston College quarterback Phil Jurkovec announced Monday that he is transferring to the school.