Tony Mowbray calls Sam Morsy a critical signing for Blackburn Rovers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 9:53 AM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Blackburn Rovers manager Tony Mowbray has labeled new midfielder Sam Morsy as a "critical signing" as the club prepares for the Championship season. Morsy, who joined on a one-year deal from Ipswich Town, is set to chase his 600th professional appearance at Ewood Park. Mowbray emphasized Morsy's experience and ability to protect the ball, suggesting he will play an important role in the team. Meanwhile, striker Mathias Jorgensen is nearing a return but will miss the Rovers' season opener against Wolves on Friday. Defender Scott Wharton and forward Augustus Kargbo have returned to training following injuries.
- •Sam Morsy joins Blackburn Rovers on a one-year deal.
- •Mowbray highlights Morsy's experience and influence on the pitch.
- •Mathias Jorgensen remains unavailable for the opener against Wolves.
- •Scott Wharton and Augustus Kargbo have returned to training.
- 9:53 AMYahoo Sports — 'Manly' Morsy a critical signing for Rovers - Mowbray
"New Blackburn Rovers midfielder Sam Morsy is a "critical signing" for the club heading into the Championship season, says boss Tony Mowbray.
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