Portsmouth's new chief executive David Lampitt has vowed to bring "some stability and transparency" to the crisis club.
Pompey have appointed Lampitt, the Football Association's head of football integrity, as the successor to Peter Storrie, who stepped down on March 12. He will take up the post once his period of notice has been agreed with the FA.
Portsmouth take on Tottenham in an FA Cup semi-final at Wembley on Sunday, but could be relegated from the Premier League before they take to the pitch if results go against them.
Avram Grant's side are 14 points from safety with five games to play, having been deducted nine points on March 17 for going into administration.
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