It’s expected to be a busy summer at Fratton Park as John Mousinho assembles his Championship squad.
There’s plenty of work to be done, with the Blues looking to avoid another relegation battle next term.
Indeed, potential signings are the priority for supporters as the Fratton faithful clamour for incomings after the shutters came up last week.
This means outgoings are to be expected as Mousinho shapes his squad to combat any potential incomings.
The futures of several players in the head coach’s squad are under the spotlight for one reason or another so we’ve assessed the nine players who could depart PO4 in the coming months.
With the players set to return for pre-season testing this week, we’ve taken a look at those who have been touted with an exit this summer.
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1. Players who could leave Pompey this summer
From left: Harvey Blair, Terry Devlin, Ibane Bowat | The News
2. Toby Steward
The highly-rated keeper is set to depart PO4 this summer as he continues his football education. The 21-year-old enjoyed a successful loan stint with St Johnstone last term, where he kept 24 clean sheets in 45 outings in all competitions. The Blues are hoping to find regular football with a League One club for the academy graduate on another temporary basis. | Jason Brown/ProSportsImages
3. Harvey Blair
Blair has been hindered by injury issues throughout his two-year stay at Fratton Park and was restricted to just 16 outings last term. With Pompey beginning their pre-season this week, Mousinho will no doubt run the rule over the winger before making a decision. Despite being available for much of the run-in, Adrian Segecic was preferred on the right, with the 22-year-old settling for a place on the bench. | Stephen Flynn/ProSportsImages
4. Terry Devlin
The hugely-popular right-back has admirers higher up the footballing pyramid after an outstanding campaign at Fratton Park. After Wrexham had a reported £2m bid knocked back in January, Devlin's stock has since increased further following a brilliant run-in and secured a clean sweep of the Blues' end-of-season awards.