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.
13. Millenic Alli - End of loan
Alli hit the ground running following his loan move from Luton in January, before his performances dipped amid a run of six games without a win for the Blues. The 24-year-old has been ‘flogged to death’ during his loan stint which has been a huge factor in his fluctuating displays, according to Mousinho. There are encouraging signs over the winger, but could that be enough to sign him permanently this summer? | Graham Hunt/ProSportsImages
14. Franco Umeh - Loan
Umeh is another who has struggled with fitness and availability this term, with respective hamstring issues restricting him to just two substitute appearances. The Irishman, who arrived from Crystal Palace for £500,000 in September, could be another who is sent out on a much-needed loan this summer. | Graham Hunt/ProSportsImages
15. Florian Bianchini - End of loan
Bianchini featured just 10 times before tendonitis in his knee kept him sidelined for more than three-and-a-half months. Unlike Alli or Caballero, the Blues will likely opt against re-signing the Frenchman from Swansea in the transfer window. | Dennis Goodwin/ProSportsImages
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16. Conor Chaplin - End of loan
Chaplin’s future is a tough one to call. The 29-year-old is out-of-contract with Ipswich this summer, but the Tractor Boys do hold a 12-month option, which will no doubt be taken up. There have been some bright spells during his loan stay, but also moments of frustration, which even forced the forward to admit he’s ‘let people down’. Wages and transfer fee will also be a huge contributing factor if Pompey would want to re-sign the Fratton Park academy graduate on a permanent basis this summer. | Getty Images