Tony Mowbray returns to Blackburn Rovers as manager amid staff changes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 1:30 PM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
Tony Mowbray has returned to Blackburn Rovers after four years away, as confirmed today. The 62-year-old has faced personal challenges, including a cancer diagnosis, but remains passionate about football and mentoring players. He will look to strengthen team dynamics and improve on last season's offensive struggles, as Blackburn managed only 42 goals in 46 Championship matches last year. His familiarity with the club and its challenges could benefit both him and the team moving forward. Mowbray will meet with players soon as he resumes his role at Ewood Park.
- •Mowbray returns to Blackburn after managing three Championship teams.
- •He previously faced a cancer diagnosis and important surgeries.
- •Last season, Blackburn scored just 42 goals in 46 matches.
- •Mowbray plans to improve player development and team consistency.
- •He aims to address existing tensions between fans and the board.
- 1:30 PMYahoo Sports — Mowbray & Rovers' unfinished chapter reopens
"BBC Radio Lancashire sports editor Andy Bayes discusses Tony Mowbray's return to Blackburn Rovers and why he sees it as a homecoming.
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