Less than ten days remain until Pompey can open the summer transfer window and begin assembling their Championship team. Portsmouth said goodbye to eleven players in the beginning of May,
several of whom had been essential to the team’s promotion victory.
But now is the time to look ahead, as reports suggest that John Mousinho and
the Blues board are prepared to assemble a more limited but well-defended squad that will take on teams like Sunderland, Leeds,
and Burnley in the 2024–2025 campaign.Here is the most recent information from
Pompey’s Championship rivals ahead of the upcoming transfer window…
Sunderland ‘serious interest’ in manager revealed
Since parting ways with Michael Beale in February, Sunderland have been without a permanent manager.
After just 12 games in charge of the Rangers, the previous manager was fired,
and the Black Cats are currently looking for a long-term replacement.
Will Still, a manager born in Belgium, was reportedly coveted by the Stadium of Light team,
but he decided to stay in Ligue 1 to work with RC Lens.
Since then, a number of other names have been connected to the position, and one more is reportedly of “serious interest” to Sunderland.
Regarding the circulating rumors that the Wearside club is connected to Arne Slot’s old colleague Pascal Jansen,
Alan Nixon has provided an update. The London-born coach has not had a job since January, when AZ Alkmaar,
where he had played for the previous six years, fired him.
The 51-year-old, who was linked to Norwich City last month, has also worked as a coach at PSV Eindhoven and AZ.
Arne Slot, the new manager of Liverpool, is still well-liked by both of them.
“Believe he is of serious interest… if he comes on terms offered and what staff he brings,
” Nixon reported to X. Sunderland AFC claims that the main problem the team has with adding a
Ex-Pompey star announces contract talks
Asmir Begovic, a former goalkeeper for Pompey,
has disclosed that he is in negotiations with Queens Park Rangers regarding a new deal with the Loftus Road team.
The 37-year-old may stay at Loftus Road, according to West London Sport,
although he has also drawn interest from Saudi Arabian teams, Newcastle, and West Ham.
In addition, Scottish media have speculated that he would join Celtic as they prepare to say goodbye to former
England international Joe Hart at the conclusion of the previous season.
The Bosnia and Herzegovina goalkeeper discussed his future with TalkSport, saying,
“I am currently looking at options, talking to obviously QPR, and seeing what happens there.
” In terms of the transfer window, it is still rather early. As of yet, no decisions have been made. I had a great time last year.
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