Portsmouth's sporting director, Richard Hughes, has said the club would definitely pursue a transfer for Hull City winger Abu Kamara this summer. Portsmouth is keen to bring the forward back to Fratton Park, and Hull City is expected to sell the player ahead of their Premier League campaign. Speaking to the BBC, Hughes admitted that much remained to be done on the deal, noting that Hull City is still organizing itself following the departure of sporting director Jared Dublin. Hughes confirmed that Pompey would be very interested in a deal and that the club would work to make it a viable purchase. He described Kamara as a player the club likes very much but said he does not know the current situation. Hughes stated that if an opportunity arose to bring the player back, Portsmouth would be very interested. He explained that many elements would need to be in place to make it a viable option and that the club would likely pursue it if it was something they could explore. Kamara has two years left on his deal at the MKM Stadium, so Portsmouth would have to pay a transfer fee. A foot injury the player had last season is considered a minor concern that would be discussed at the medical stage.

A report by HullLive states that Portsmouth want to re-sign winger Abu Kamara from Hull City this summer. The report also claims Portsmouth is considering a bid for his services and is in ongoing talks about a potential deal. Kamara's long-term future at Hull City is uncertain following their promotion to the Premier League, although he is under contract there until June 2028. The attacker spent the 2023/2024 season on loan at Portsmouth, helping them gain promotion from League One.

According to Hull Live, Abu Kamara could be on the list of potential sales. This follows a loan campaign at La Liga club Getafe that was hindered by selection problems and a foot injury, which resulted in him being out for nearly five months. Hull City must raise approximately £6 million in player sales before July 1 to comply with Financial Fair Play rulings. Portsmouth is reportedly interested in a permanent deal for Kamara this summer. To remain within financial constraints, Hull will need to sell players such as Kamara in the coming weeks. It is expected that Hull City would not accept a price much less than £3 million for Abu Kamara, because they spent up to £4.5 million on him. A transfer for Kamara costing around the £2.5-£3 million mark would indicate that Portsmouth is willing to invest more this summer.

Daily Record reports on Portsmouth's interest in signing Abu Kamara amid Hull City's financial challenges.