It’s expected to be a busy summer in the transfer window at Fratton Park as John Mousinho builds his squad for the new Championship campaign.
Incomings and outgoings are anticipated, with another potential overhaul on the cards.
Twelve names have been linked with a move to PO4 before the window’s opening and while some have been rubbished, there’s credence in others as the rumour mill continues to turn.
Here are all those names who have been reportedly touted with a switch.

5. Tommi O'Reilly
It was reported in May that the Blues were one of three clubs reportedly tracking the Aston Villa youngster, who is believed to be valued at £1m by Aston Villa. It is understood, however, the 22-year-old talent, who collected 21 goal contributions for Crewe Alexandra, is not someone Pompey are pursuing in the window. | Getty Images

6. Calum Adamson - Rangers
Reports suggested the young midfielder was being monitored by the Blues alongside Championship rivals Bristol City and Middlesbrough. The 18-year-old impressed on loan with Alloa Athletic last season, with clubs south of the border looking to raid Rangers for the academy graduate. It remains to be seen whether Adamson is truly on Pompey’s radar as Mousinho looks to strengthen his midfield. | AFP via Getty Images

7. Jack Diamond - Stockport County
The Stockport County winger was linked with a move to Fratton Park earlier this week, with Lincoln City also named. The 26-year-old netted eight goals and collected seven assists for the League Out club last season and is entering the final 12 months of his Edgeley Park deal. It doesn’t seem likely, however, the forward will be completing a switch to Fratton Park this summer. | Getty Images
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8. Bamba Dieng - Lorient
Dieng’s name has been heavily touted with a move to the Championship this summer as demand grows following his Lorient exit at the end of the season. Although Pompey were one of the first clubs linked, The News understands the powerful forward is not someone the Blues are tracking. | AFP via Getty Images

