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.

9. Terry Devlin - Sell
Devlin was in tears as he departed the Fratton Park pitch in Saturday's triumph over Leicester after sustaining a hamstring injury in the opening 20 minutes, which will likely keep him out of the remaining games. There is expected to be significant interest in the Northern Ireland international during the summer after a brilliant campaign saw him amass 43 outings and claim a clean sweep at the Blues’ end of season awards. Devlin still has two-years left on his current terms, which could see Pompey cash-in on their prized asset. | Simon Roe/ProSportsImages

10. Luke Le Roux - Sell/loan
The South African was brought in as one of the Blues’ larger transfer fees last summer, arriving for £1m from Swedish outfit IFK Varnamo. Le Roux has, though, struggled during his maiden campaign in English football, with his minutes increasingly limited during the second half of the season. The midfielder has amassed just 14 outings to date after falling down the engine room pecking order behind the likes of Marlon Pack, John Swift, Ebou Adams and Andre Dozzell. Uncertainty remains over his future, with Mousinho no doubt looking to strengthen his engine room this summer. | Stephen Flynn/ProSportsImages

11. Gustavo Caballero - End of loan
It’s been an all-action stint in England for the winger, who has netted just once in his 12 appearances following his January arrival. There is an option to buy on his loan deal from Brazilian side Santos, which could see him return to the south coast on a permanent basis in the window. | Simon Roe/ProSportsImages

12. Harvey Blair - Loan
Injuries have continuously hampered Blair’s two-year stay on the south coast, with respective hamstring and groin issues this term limiting him to just 15 outings to date. The 22-year-old has struggled at times to get up to speed with senior football, with a loan a strong possibility in the summer. | Simon Roe/ProSportsImages

