Portsmouth boss shoots down reported interest in Celtic and ex-Watford man
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The central defender has amassed just three minutes of first-team football for the Glasgow giants, who are keen for him to get regular football.
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Hide AdHowever, despite the links, Pompey are well-stocked for central defenders, with five in the building at present.
Mousinho has also dismissed the speculation as he focuses on recruiting an attacking midfielder and goalkeeping cover during the remaining transfer window.
And a new defender is not even on the Blues’ wishlist as they head into the final two fixtures of their friendly programme.
Mousinho Blues’ head coach told The News: ‘There’s nothing in that, I don’t know where it has come from.
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Hide Ad‘We don’t need any more centre-halves, we have five and Connor (Ogilvie) can cover as well, so we are absolutely fine.
‘Bosun is a really good young player, but I genuinely don’t know where that has come from.’
Regan Poole and Conor Shaughnessy have already bolstered Pompey’s central defensive options this summer, joining Sean Raggett and Ryley Towler.
In addition, Haji Mnoga has returned from last season's successful loan at Aldershot to feature in pre-season and demonstrate is worth.
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Hide AdIn Saturday’s behind-closed-doors 9-1 rout of Crawley, Poole and Towler started as the centre-half pairing.
Raggett replaced Poole on 48 minutes, with Shaughnessy coming on for Towler after 61 minutes as Mousinho used 22 players.
Mnoga did not feature, although trained on Saturday morning before the visit of their League Two opposition.
Under sporting director Rich Hughes, Pompey have recruited 11 new faces since the transfer window opened last month.