Portsmouth have ultimately had a disappointing campaign in League One in 2021/22.

At present, the club sit ninth in the league standings with one match left to play and will miss out on a play-off place and the chance to compete for promotion to the Championship.

Danny Cowley and his squad will surely be hoping for more next season, but adjustments will have to be made at the club if they are to progress.

One of those adjustments will come in the form of transfers, with plenty of incomings and outgoings to be expected at Fratton Park this summer.

With that being said, here at Football League World, we thought we’d take a look at some of the players at Portsmouth that we could see leaving the club this summer, be it on a permanent or temporary basis.

Here are eight players we think Portsmouth could sell, loan or release when the summer transfer window opens.

One player we can certainly see leaving Portsmouth this summer, at least on loan, is midfielder Jay Mingi.

Mingi joined Pompey back in 2021 and has appeared twice for the club in League One this season.

He spent time out on loan at Maidenhead United in the first half of the season where he went on to appear eight times in the National League, and another loan next season, perhaps to the National League again, or even League Two.

Another young player we can see going out on loan this summer is left back Liam Vincent.

Vincent joined Portsmouth last summer for an undisclosed fee from non-league side Bromley but has not made a single appearance for the Pompey first team in 2021/22.

As a result, we think Vincent could be sent on loan for regular first team game time when the transfer window opens.

At 19 years old, the youngster has plenty to learn and playing regularly would only aid that development.

Yet another player we think could leave Portsmouth on loan this summer is young goalkeeper Oliver Webber.

The young goalkeeper joined the club from Crystal Palace in the January transfer window, but as yet, is yet to make a first team appearance for the club.

Due to his age, 22, a loan deal could be beneficial Webber in order to help continue his development.

He was on loan in the National League when the Covid-19 pandemic cut that short so perhaps there, or League Two could be a suitable loan landing spot this summer.

Another player that could do with a loan deal in order to aid his development is Portsmouth midfielder Harry Jewitt-White.

Jewitt-White's contract expires in the summer so this is assuming that is extended, but given he featured for the first team just three times this season in the EFL trophy, it would make no sense to keep him sat on the sidelines at Fratton Park next campaign.

The Welsh under 18 international had a brief spell with Havant and Waterlooville in January, but a long term, season-long loan could be a good next step in the 18-year-old's career if kept on the books at Pompey this summer.

Callum Johnson is another player that we see potentially leaving Fratton Park this summer via release.

Johnson is currently on loan at Fleetwood Town and has made 35 League One appearances this campaign.

His contract is up this summer, according to Transfermarkt, so given he was allowed to leave last summer, you would expect Johnson and the club to go their separate ways come the end of June.

When released, perhaps Fleetwood Town could be an option for the 25-year-old going forward.

A player that could be released from Fratton Park this summer is Paul Downing.  

The defender moved to Fratton Park in 2019 but currently finds himself surplus to requirements and on loan at Rochdale. 

Given he is surplus to requirements, it makes complete sense for the club to look to release him when his contract expires there this summer. 

At 30 years old he isn’t getting any younger and featured just twice for Portsmouth this campaign. 

This could be a controversial one but a player that could be sold by the club this summer is goalkeeper Alex Bass.

On loan Manchester City goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu was given the nod over Bass this season with the latter loaned out to League Two in order to get game time.

That suggests that Danny Cowley isn’t convinced of the 24-year-old's abilities and given that he has one year remaining on his contract this summer, it could be a good time to sell and try to cash in whilst they still can.

Bass has made 19 League Two appearances for Bradford so far, keeping five clean sheets during those matches.

Yet another player on this list that could leave the Fratton Park exit door on loan this summer is Haji Mnoga.

Mnoga has spent the majority of 2021/22 out on loan in non-league football, first at Bromley and currently at Weymouth.

Having got 21 first team appearances under his belt this campaign, another loan, perhaps to League Two, or a team at the top of the National League, could be a good move this summer to continue the 20-year-old's development.