Five new faces have arrived through the doors at Fratton Park in the opening three days of the market.
John Mousinho and Rich Hughes have wasted no time in getting their business under way as the south coast outfit look to mount a promotion push next term.
So far, Will Norris, Conor Shaughnessy, Christian Saydee, Terry Devlin and Anthony Scull have all penned permanent deals, while Reeco Hackett made the switch to rivals Lincoln for an undisclosed fee.
There’s still more than a month until the new League One campaign kick-offs but the Blues have got their preparations for the season off to the best start.
But what is the current best side Mousinho could choose?
We’ve taken a look at how Pompey could line-up if the season started tomorrow to see how they would look.
Here’s what we found.
9. CM - Tom Lowery
Pompey fans failed to see the best of the midfielder last term after a hamstring injury saw him feature once in six months. Although he returned for the final weeks of the campaign, a full return to fitness in pre-season will see the 25-year-old back to his best under Mousinho next season. Photo: Jason Brown
10. RW - Paddy Lane
After arriving from Fleetwood in January for an undisclosed fee, the winger made 15 appearances in League One for Pompey. The final weeks of the season saw the 22-year-old play his best football so far at Fratton Park and ended the campaign on a high as he netted his first goal for the club on the final day. Photo: Jason Brown
11. ST - Colby Bishop
Bishop deservedly won Pompey’s Player of the Season award and collected a clean sweep of accolades at the end of the term. He netted 24 goals in all competitions in his maiden season on the south coast. His outstanding campaign has prompted interest from the Championship but Pompey are confident the striker will remain at Fratton Park next term. Photo: Jason Brown
12. LW - Anthony Scully
The 24-year-old is the newest recruit at PO4 following confirmation of his signing on Friday evening. The winger penned a two-year deal with a club option of a further 12 months after he made the move from Wigan for an undisclosed fee. During his two-and-a-half-year stay at Lincoln he netted 37 goals and registered 19 assists in 106 outings for the Imps before his Championship switch last summer. Photo: Portsmouth FC