Including the five loanees, 18 players see their commitments to the Blues at an end.
Of course, there could also be movement in the January window on both temporary and permanent additions as Danny Cowley rehapes his squad.
We’ve assessed how things stand with those players whose deals are due to come to a close.
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From left: Jay Mingi, Connor Ogilvie, Louis Thompson, Michael Jacobs and Ronan Curtis are among Pompey's out-of-contract players next summer. Photo: Out of contract players
. Josh Griffiths
West Brom have indicated there’s a January recall, but will be happy with the keeper’s game time this term. Seen as a talent with a future at The Hawthorns. Photo: Jason Brown
. Clark Robertson
The Scot signed a two-year deal when arriving in the summer of 2021 and has since been handed the Pompey captaincy. Had his injury issues at Fratton, but, given a clear run, the likelihood is there will be a desire for the 29-year-old to stay. Photo: Jason Brown
. Connor Ogilvie
Been such an important player to Pompey since joining from Gillingham last year. The 26-year-old’s versatility has been critical for his side and his continuing stay is expected to be a priority. Photo: Jason Brown
. Josh Koroma
Form has tailed off after a promising start. Will be interesting to see how things develop in January, with a view to the rest of the term, but freeing up his wages could well appeal. Photo: Simon Davies
. Owen Dale
Plenty of talk about the winger’s situation. Michael Appleton aired the possibility of a January recall, but Pompey hopeful he’ll stay for the season. Beyond that, he has a year to run on his Blackpool deal where a permanent exit isn't unrealistic. Photo: Simon Roe
. Dan Gifford
Young striker is learning his trade after being handed a third-year scholarship. Spent time at Weymouth and is now with Bognor after a move to Hampton & Richmond fell through. Out to prove he’s worth a pro deal over the rest of the season. Photo: Simon Davies
1. Josh Griffiths
West Brom have indicated there’s a January recall, but will be happy with the keeper’s game time this term. Seen as a talent with a future at The Hawthorns. Photo: Jason Brown
2. Clark Robertson
The Scot signed a two-year deal when arriving in the summer of 2021 and has since been handed the Pompey captaincy. Had his injury issues at Fratton, but, given a clear run, the likelihood is there will be a desire for the 29-year-old to stay. Photo: Jason Brown
3. Connor Ogilvie
Been such an important player to Pompey since joining from Gillingham last year. The 26-year-old’s versatility has been critical for his side and his continuing stay is expected to be a priority. Photo: Jason Brown
4. Josh Koroma
Form has tailed off after a promising start. Will be interesting to see how things develop in January, with a view to the rest of the term, but freeing up his wages could well appeal. Photo: Simon Davies