Andrew Andronikou, the Portsmouth administrator, has announced that he would like the club to come back next season with an entirely new group of players after the team was granted permission by the Premier League to sell their players off outside of the normal transfer window time period.
Already Andronikou has announced the first ten team players who are up for sale with many more expected to come available during the summer when their contracts expire.
The club already faces a certain end after they lost nine points for entering administration. Currently, they are attempting to raise £30m, so that they can reduce their debts.
The administrator stated that supporters can rest assured that there will be a next season for the time with all new players, but this time not only will the players be able to compete but the club will have a more secure future for the coming years.
He continued to say that the club will need to cleverly look into how to manage the greatest asset of a team, the actual players, which mean that they need to sell eight to ten members of their first team squad out of the 28 on the squad.
Andronikou expects to be able to pick up some replacement players on free transfers.
In order to sell players outside of the normal transfer window the Premier League has stipulated that Portsmouth must sell the players to a football league, the players will not be allowed to play this season, and the agreement for transfer must be made with the other club for the summer.