Portsmouth could see a financial boost as former player Elias Sorensen is set for a transfer to Dutch club PEC Zwolle. After a disappointing stint at Fratton Park, where he struggled to secure a place in the first team, Sorensen has rebuilt his career in Norway. The reported fee for his move to Zwolle is 425,000 Euros, and Portsmouth fans are hopeful that a sell-on clause could provide the club with a financial windfall. Sorensen initially joined Portsmouth in August 2024 but failed to make a significant impact, scoring only once before being sold to Valerenga. His time in Norway has seen him regain form, and he is now undergoing a medical ahead of the transfer. Portsmouth had signed Sorensen to fill in for Colby Bishop, who was sidelined due to health issues. However, Bishop's early return limited Sorensen's playing time, leading to his departure just months after joining. The potential transfer to PEC Zwolle represents a chance for Portsmouth to benefit from a deal that may include a sell-on fee, especially given Sorensen's improved performance in Norway.