For many, he’s the greatest Pompey right-back of the modern age. For Paul Parker, Glen Johnson is potentially the best in the world.

Portsmouth look set to use the money received form the sale of Glen Johnson to try and finance a move for Marc Antoine Fortune.

Peter Storrie has defended the decision to cash-in on Glen Johnson.

Glen Johnson must choose between a move to Liverpool or Chelsea after the Blues matched the Reds’ 17.5million bid for the defender.

Liverpool defender Alvaro Arbeloa has admitted he would consider a return to Spain as speculation mounts that Glen Johnson is on is way to Anfield.

Liverpool are on the brink of signing Glen Johnson in a deal worth around 18million. Rafa Benitez appears to have beaten Chelsea in the race to sign the Portsmouth right-back.

Pompey have reportedly accepted an £18.5m bid from Liverpool for Glen Johnson.

Chelsea have emerged as the favourites to win the race for Glen Johnson.

Glen Johnson will leave Portsmouth this summer, the club’s executive chairman Peter Storrie has admitted. Liverpool lead the chase for the England defender.

Portsmouth could cash in on Glen Johnson after executive chairman Peter Storrie admitted they would sell him at the right price.