Connor Ogilvie

Connor Ogilvie has committed his future to Portsmouth by signing a new two-year contract, keeping him at Fratton Park until the summer of 2026. The 28-year-old defender was instrumental in Portsmouth's success last season, helping the team secure the League One title and earn promotion to the Championship.
Since joining Pompey from Gillingham in 2021, Ogilvie has made 117 appearances and scored eight goals. His contributions have been vital both in defense and attack, making him a key player for the team. Portsmouth manager John Mousinho expressed his satisfaction with the new deal, praising Ogilvie's versatility and reliability. Mousinho highlighted the defender's excellent performance record and his potential to excel in the Championship.
"Connor has been brilliant for me ever since I arrived at the club," said Mousinho. "He fully deserved to be offered a contract and is someone that we believe can make the step up to the next level. Our record with him in the team is excellent, and I’m excited to see what he can do in the Championship."
Ogilvie, a former England youth international, began his career at Tottenham Hotspur before making over 150 appearances for Gillingham. Despite facing injury challenges last season, Ogilvie remained first-choice left-back when fit. His return to fitness in January coincided with Portsmouth's surge in form, culminating in their title triumph.
As a key member of the title-winning squad, Ogilvie's decision to extend his contract is a significant boost for Portsmouth as they prepare for their Championship campaign.