A reported date has been set for the English Football League's potential salary cap as per comments made by Portsmouth chief executive officer Mark Catlin.
Pompey missed out on promotion from League One to the Championship via the play-offs this term, being beaten by Oxford United in the semi-finals.
That disappointment is now expected to see boss Kenny Jackett make wholesale changes during the summer transfer window and look to bolster his squad.
However, the potential of a salary cap of £2.5m per season could restrict many moves and Catlin has now revealed a date that EFL clubs are set to vote on the matter.
Pompey's whole summer transfer window could be decided by the potential salary cap and that could determine exactly how they will approach the new season.
With little transfer activity happening at the moment at the League One club, players like Burgess and Haunstrup will need to be replaced quickly and efficiently, but as mentioned, the calibre and quality of those potential replacements could be determined by the EFL vote.
It is fair to say that the outcome of the vote could have huge ramifications on Pompey's 20/21 campaign.
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