Fratton Park expansion not a priority - Eisner

Portsmouth owner Michael Eisner says an expansion of Fratton Park is not currently a priority, despite demand from supporters on the season ticket waiting list. The 84-year-old, who bought Pompey in 2017 and oversaw their rise back into the second tier in 2024, points to ongoing stadium work already delivered, including the North Stand and Milton End. Eisner told BBC Radio Solent that more seats could happen “someday” but without a set timeline, arguing additional crowding would be difficult given the narrow walkway for many fans. He also noted plans to improve access via a bridge from Fratton station remain under discussion. Eisner said funds this summer are instead going to the playing squad. Portsmouth have made signings including Marko Milovanovic, Abu Kamara and Rocco Shein.