Blues chairman Michael Eisner has thrown his backing behind the creation of the new Fratton Park role…

Portsmouth are closing in on appointing a new head of performance who possesses Premier League experience, with backing from club chairman Michael Eisner. The newly-created position will oversee Pompey's medical and sports science departments, reporting directly to sporting director Rich Hughes. The chosen candidate is reportedly currently serving notice at another club before taking up the role at Fratton Park.
The appointment comes as Portsmouth look to address a severe injury crisis, with nine players currently sidelined despite the recent returns of Thomas Waddingham and Franco Umeh. Club leadership aims to use modern technology, predictive periodisation, and cross-departmental coordination to significantly improve player availability, fitness, and conditioning in the Championship.
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