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John Mousinho’s squad is now assembled for the months ahead, after another busy summer of activity.
With 11 new faces through the door the Pompey boss has 33 players to call upon, comprising his 25-man squad and eight contracted under-21 players.
With only 20 players able to be named as a matchday squad, that means the Blues boss has some big calls to make over team selection - starting in the south-coast derby against Southampton next week.
Pompey writer Jordan Cross has weighed up Mousinho’s options and given his strongest Blues line-up, which means some interesting decisions and significant names being left in the stands.
9. RW: Callum Lang
How good is it that some of Pompey's toughest selection calls now come in attacking areas? John Mousinho made no secret adding depth and quality to the department was a priority at the window's close - and it's job done on that front. He may be injured, but you'd have to include Lang in a starting role with everyone fit. | Getty Images
10. ACM Conor Chaplin
Wow, just wow. A deadline deal for the ages as one of our own came home on the final day of the window. Been featuring for Ipswich this term and has to be automatic starter in the 10 role. Harsh on Adrian Segecic, but he probably goes wide right for now where he is comfortable operating. | Portsmouth FC
11. LW: Josh Murphy
After all the focus on his future, Josh Murphy stayed put at Fratton Park amid Leicester's interest at the window's climax. It's a massive win for Pompey with the winger arguably the key man making this side tick. | Graham Hunt/ProSportsImages
12. ST: Colby Bishop
If Murphy is key to making Pompey tick it's Colby Bishop who is probably the most important figure in this squad. Put another way the loss of the Magic Man would be the single biggest blow to this group with Thomas Waddingham and Makenzie Kirk emerging back-up, but still learning their trades. | Graham Hunt/ProSportsImages