Former Chelsea manager Avram Grant has recently joined struggling EPL side Portsmouth who are now facing a possible relegation this season. Grant, who guided Chelsea to their first Champions League final last year, is now facing a number of problems at his new job. First of all, Portsmouth is going through a financial crisis as it has a huge debt and reports out in the media suggest that the club may not be allowed to buy any new player in January with their current amount of debt.
Despite the debts, Portsmouth is determined to bring some new faces in winter transfer window as they are preparing to cut their debt to some extent, and thus, attaining the permission of buying new players. Moreover, the condition for Portsmouth will be much more intensified when five of its African players will be out with international duty in January. Grant is reportedly interested to buy at least two new players, most probably Olivier Kapo of Wigan Athletics.
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