The Seasiders missed out on a place in the League One play-offs, with their 3-2 defeat to Reading on the final day costing them a place in the top six, despite results elsewhere going in their favour.
It’s been announced that Matty Virtue, Callum Connolly, Marvin Ekpiteta and Shayne Lavery will all depart the club this summer when their contracts expire.
More could potentially follow, with Blackpool boss Neil Critchley stating there would be a rebuild this summer following the fixture at the Select Car Leasing Stadium. As it stands there’s a lot of work to do, with plenty of new faces set to come through the door at Bloomfield Road.
Based on the players currently available for action at the club, we’ve taken a look at the best starting XI as it stands:
1. GK: Dan Grimshaw
The goalkeeper situation hasn't really changed, with Dan Grimshaw and Richard O'Donnell still at the club as first choice and back-up respectively. The Seasiders may look to bring another option in, or just look to the development squad for alternatives. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
2. CB: Matthew Pennington
Matthew Pennington firmly made the right sided centre back role his own last season. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
3. CB: Olly Casey
With the departure of Marvin Ekpiteta, there is an opportunity Olly Casey to make the central centre back role his own next season. Photo: CameraSport - Dave Howarth
4. CB: James Husband
James Husband's future is still uncertain, with talks still ongoing between him and the club. If he does stay, then he'd be a certain starter for the Seasiders. Youngster Dan Sassi is the current other defensive option for the club, after his move from Burnley earlier this year. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
5. RWB: Jordan Lawrence-Gabriel
There were a few rumours circling about the future of Jordan Lawrence-Gabriel, but hopefully he will remain at Bloomfield Road next season. CJ Hamilton is the alternative option to use at right wing-back as well, making this position fairly well stocked. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
6. CM: Ollie Norburn
Ollie Norburn enjoyed a solid enough start to life at Bloomfield Road following his arrival last summer, but his performances did take a dip. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker