After a quiet start to the summer, Pompey have kick-started their business with the arrival of Adrian Segecic.
The Australian under-23’s international becomes the Blues’ first signing of the window, penning a three-year deal at Fratton Park.
John Mousinho’s men paid a substantial compensation fee for the 21-year-old’s services following his departure from Sydney FC.
Although one new face has come through the doors at PO4, there has also been one emotional departure. Christian Saydee’s two-year stay on the south coast came to an end on Thursday after he made the switch to Wigan Athletic.
With plenty of incomings and outgoings expected over the remainder of the window, it’s still poised to be a busy summer as Pompey prepare for their second-successive Championship campaign.
But what still needs to be done?
Well, we’ve taken a look at what the Blues’ current strongest XI and bench looks like to work out which positions still need strengthening this summer.

17. SUB 5 - Abdoulaye Kamara
With Pompey currently incredibly short in midfield, Kamara would have to come in to the squad despite only making five appearances last term. Mousinho admitted he was at fault for the 21-year-old’s struggles last term, so could a pathway be made ahead of a return next season? There will be more additions in the engine room this summer. | National World

18. SUB 6 - Terry Devlin
One of, if not, Pompey’s young player of the year last season after an outstanding Championship campaign. Devlin was moved to right-back but filled in on the wing or in midfield should he be required. Another strong season is on the cards for the now Northern Ireland international. | Getty Images

19. SUB 7 - Matt Ritchie
With Segecic’s arrival, Ritchie would have to make way if the 21-year-old was to come straight into the side. The experienced forward will still be key to Mousinho’s side going forward, adding crucial depth from the bench. Photo: Jason Brown

20. SUB 8 - Paddy Lane
Plenty of speculation over Lane’s future this summer, but he is currently one of the Blues’ strongest wide options on the bench. Harvey Blair had an impressive end to the season after a long period out but it will be interesting to see how the 24-year-old comes back following his injury issues. Photo: Jason Brown

