Blackburn Rovers recover injured players but face uncertainty regarding transfer target

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Last updated Sep 10, 2026

Blackburn Rovers recover injured players but face uncertainty regarding transfer target
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Blackburn Rovers manager Tony Mowbray confirmed forward Andri Gudjohnsen has returned to training and may be available for the upcoming match against Millwall. The Iceland international missed the previous fixture against Sheffield United due to injury. While Gudjohnsen could return to the squad, Yuki Ohashi and Mathias Jorgensen remain sidelined for the long term. Scott Wharton continues his recovery but is not yet ready for first-team action. Meanwhile, the club's effort to sign free agent midfielder Ryōtarō Itō appears unlikely to proceed as planned. Despite the player and his representatives traveling to the facility with the expectation of a deal, Mowbray indicated the transfer remains unresolved and is currently stalled.

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  • Andri Gudjohnsen trained and is in contention for the Millwall match.
  • Yuki Ohashi and Mathias Jorgensen remain out for the long term.
  • Goalkeeper Balazs Toth is available for the upcoming selection.
  • The prospective signing of Ryōtarō Itō is considered unlikely to happen.
  • Scott Wharton is continuing his individual injury rehabilitation process.
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  • 2:55 PMYahoo SportsBlackburn handed possible fitness boost ahead of Millwall – but new signing in serious doubt
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Tony Mowbray is hopeful Andri Gudjohnsen will be fit for Blackburn Rovers’ clash with Millwall after returning to training.The Iceland international missed Tuesday’s defeat to Sheffield United.“...

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