Over the next few months, the Seasiders will be looking to boost Ian Evatt’s squad to mould things to his image.
While last season was a disappointment on the whole at Bloomfield Road, there were some positive snippets that could provide hope going forward.
Certain holes do exist in the current squad, and will need addressing between now and the start of the EFL season in August.
Here’s what Blackpool’s strongest XI and bench currently looks like:
7. Albie Morgan
Albie Morgan has struggled with injury over the past 12 months, but when fully fit, the midfielder is a key component for the Seasiders. Photo: Gareth Evans
8. George Honeyman
Blackpool are yet to see the best of George Honeyman, but there's no doubt he could be key player going forward. Photo: Gareth Evans
9. Hayden Coulson
Like so many, Hayden Coulson struggled due to injury last season, but is Blackpool's current best option at left wing-back. Photo: Gareth Evans
10. Dale Taylor
Dale Taylor displayed snippets of what he could do following his £1million move to Bloomfield Road last summer, but spent most of the season on the sidelines. Photo: Gareth Evans
11. Niall Ennis
The Seasiders saw what Niall Ennis could do during his loan stint in the second half of the 2024/25 season, but was unable to replicate that form last term following a spell on the sidelines. Photo: Gareth Evans
12. SUB: Franco Ravizzoli
Franco Ravizzoli spent the majority of last season as Bailey Peacock-Farrell's back-up. Photo: Gareth Evans