Regan Poole

Regan Poole’s performances for Portsmouth in the Championship this season have been a study in defensive resilience. At 26, Poole combines experience with a youthful vigour that’s evident in his ability to recover possession effectively. He’s a stalwart in the penalty box, demonstrating an uncanny knack for reading the game and neutralising threats before they escalate. His proficiency in defensive duels ensures he's rarely outmuscled, showcasing a strength that’s become vital to Portsmouth’s backline. While his progressive passing is commendable, suggesting a willingness to initiate forward play, his ball retention could benefit from refinement, as he occasionally relinquishes possession under pressure. Despite his primary role as a centre back, Poole exhibits a surprising goal efficiency, indicating a latent attacking threat during set-pieces. This scout report on Poole underlines a defender who excels in core duties while hinting at areas ripe for development, making him an intriguing prospect for both current fans and potential suitors.