Pompey are braced for another busy summer in the transfer window after they secured their Championship safety.
The Blues completed their quest for survival on Tuesday, despite their defeat to Coventry City, as they hold an unassailable seven-point advantage over 22nd-placed Oxford United.
Pompey currently have 37 first-team members - including loanees - on the books at Fratton Park, with tough decisions to be made over the futures of some heading into the upcoming transfer window.
Among those, six are without a deal - at present - beyond this season, while the Blues could look to sell or loan out others with another rebuild on the cards.
We’ve taken a look at the 18 players whose futures are under the spotlight the most ahead of the summer as preparations begin for next term.
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1. The 18 players who could depart Pompey this summer
From left: Terry Devlin, Josh Knight, Luke Le Roux, Harvey Blair. | The News
2. Jordan Archer - Release
The keeper, who has made just three first-team outings since his 2024 arrival, was not registered in Pompey’s 25-man EFL squad throughout the current campaign. Archer’s terms are set to expire this summer and is expected to depart at the end of the season. | Simon Roe/ProSportsImages
3. Toby Steward - Loan
The Fratton Park academy graduate has enjoyed an outstanding loan stay north of the border with St Johnstone, who claimed the Scottish Championship title. Another loan move could be on the cards for the 21-year-old as he continues his outstanding development into senior football. | Jason Brown
4. Josh Knight - Sell/loan
Knight arrived with a for a big figure last summer, completing a £1m move from German outfit Hannover 96. It’s been a frustrating campaign for the centre-back, who has been sidelined since November with a back issue - restricting him to just 14 outings. Having fallen down the pecking order at the heart of defence, his future is firmly under the spotlight. | Graham Hunt/ProSportsImages