Anticipation is building ahead of Pompey’s second-successive Championship campaign.
There are now less than six weeks until the Blues’ curtain raiser on August 9 as John Mousinho’s men make the trip to Oxford United.
So far, Adrian Segecic remains the only arrival through the doors at PO4 after the in-demand winger joined on a three-year deal from Sydney FC.
Pompey will continue to be busy throughout the summer, with a number of key areas still needing surgery before deadline day on September 1.
There have been plenty of rumours doing the rounds during the close season linking the Blues with a number of faces not just from England but abroad as well.
Although some have been shut down, there is still plenty of speculation about others as Mousinho’s side continue their summer business.
We’ve taken a look at what Pompey’s new-look Championship squad could look like if those rumours are true.
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9. RM: Adrian Segecic
Segecic is the only arrival so far this summer after completing the switch from Sydney FC earlier in the month. The winger makes the the move with his stock on the rise after finishing last term as the A-League’s joint-top scorer. The 21-year-old, who was tracked by a number of clubs across the world, will be looking to continue his fine form in front of goal and make the step-up to the Championship next term. | Portsmouth FC
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10. CAM: Callum Lang
It was so good to see the popular forward back in action for Pompey’s final three games of the season. The 26-year-old netted 10 goals in 33 outings last term but missed more than two months with a hamstring injury. Lang will be looking to impress once again in the Championship next season, combining alongside Segecic, Josh Murphy and Colby Bishop. | Getty Images

11. LM: Josh Murphy
One of, if not, the first name on the teamsheet for Mousinho’s men. The winger had a stellar maiden campaign at Fratton Park last term, netting seven and assisting 14 goals in the Championship last term. His outstanding contributions saw him claim The News/SportsMail Player of the Year and will be hoping for another productive campaign next term. | Jason Brown/ProSportsImages

12. ST: Colby Bishop
After returning to action four months after undergoing heart surgery, Bishop would go onto feature in every game for the Blues following his comeback in November. He ended his first Championship season as Pompey’s top scorer and will be aiming to increase his tally with a full campaign next term. Is a nightmare for defenders with his powerful hold-up play and his goal-scoring abilities in the box. | Getty Images

