News about Jon Dahl Tomasson

According to Portugal, Chelsea have been keeping an eye on striker Viktor Gyokeres, who was scouting in attendance at Sweden's humiliating 5-2 loss to Portugal on Thursday night. Gyokeres have come to fame since performing for Sporting Club de Portugal in Coventry City, and is widely known in European clubs' directories. Chelsea is thought to be one of those, with London rivals Arsenal also watching the Swedish international's development with keen attention.

JOE BERNSTEIN: The applause is spontaneous and poignant, with a hundred or so elderly Blackburn supporters clapping out in honor as one of the answers in their Remember the Rovers quiz was read out. The 74-year-old Rovers legend himself, who died of Alzheimer's in 2019, is right among them, but his face is also beaming with pride at the realization of what he still means to the town and its people. Venky's ownership to Championship struggles, and Newcastle's recent turbulent departure of boss Jon Dahl Tomasson are all wrong at 95 Premier League winners Blackburn, who host Newcastle in tonight's FA Cup fifth round tie.

Jon Dahl Tomasson, the former Blackburn manager, has been appointed as Sweden's next boss. Janne Andersson, who resigned after the team's inability to qualify for Euro 2024, has been named Sweden's first foreign manager. Tomasson has signed a deal that covers the 2026 World Cup's qualifying campaign and will be automatically renewed if Sweden progress.

MIKE KEEGAN: Before deciding whether to renovate Old Trafford or demolish the club's legendary home, Manchester United will consult fans. However, new 25% investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his Ineos team are reported to be in a hurry, and no decision has been made. Ratcliffe and Co are investigating all aspects of United's footballing operation, including the selection of kits.

Since Jon Dahl Tomasson left the club by mutual consent, Blackburn have named John Eustace as their new head coach. Both Tomasson and his assistant Remy Reijnierse had left the club with immediate effect, according to a statement issued on Friday. The Dane's replacement was confirmed by John Eustace later that day, with the 44-year-old signing a two-and-a-half-year contract at Ewood Park.

After deciding that his deal with the Championship team will begin, John Eustace is expected to become the next boss of Blackburn Rovers. The former Birmingham City manager Jon Dahl Tomasson and his assistant Remy Reijnierse are expected to leave Ewood Park as a result of this. Following their eight-game winless start, the Danish boss is expected to have resigned from the team.

As talks about the Blackburn Rovers manager's position, John Eustace has emerged as a potential candidate to replace Jon Dahl Tomasson. Tomasson was expected to leave his position after growing dissatisfaction with the Championship team, according to Mail Sport. Blackburn will try to resolve the problem today, but they are aware that Tomasson's assistant Remy Reijnierse will also have to follow his manager, so they will need a replacement primed to lead the team into this weekend's crucial game with Stoke City.

BY CRAIG HOPE: Jon Dahl Tomasson, the club's boss, is expected to leave the team, according to Mail Sport. The Dane has told his players that his time at Ewood Park is coming to an end, and Ewood Park's meetings have come to an end. Ian Silvester, the club's secretary, is also in doubt. Rovers haven't won in eight league games and have finished 18th in the Championship table. Adam Wharton, a midfielder for Crystal Palace, was sold for £22 million last week, but they were unable to bring in Duncan McGuire from Orlando City due to an administrative mistake. They are reported to have not press'send' on the Football League's transfer system, although it is believed they did not press'send' on the Football League's transfer system.

SIMON JONES: Adam Wharton, a Blackburn Rovers midfielder, will have a medical check this morning ahead of completing his £22.5 million transfer to Crystal Palace. On Tuesday morning, the clubs decided on a £18.5 million fee with a further £4 million add-on for the England Under-20 international, and the 19-year-old has flown to London to complete the negotiations before agreeing to a five and half-year contract. After having an £18.5 million bid rejected last week, Palace made a new bid.

Cardiff has dominated the competition to bring Liverpool defender Nat Phillips on loan until the end of the season, beating fellow Championship club Blackburn to his signing. Since being on loan at Celtic for the first half of the season, Phillips has travelled to Wales to finish his move. The defender struggled to gain significant minutes for the Scottish champions and was recalled earlier this month.

In the fourth round of the FA Cup, Blackburn Rovers and Wrexham meet at Ewood Park tonight. Rovers are sixth in League Two after failing to win any of their last seven games in the Championship, while Wrexham are second. However, Rovers are still the favorites to win the match tonight, though they are still the favourites to win the tie. Jon Dahl Tomasson's side took the night and advanced to the fifth round, with Sky Betse valuing them at 4/6 to win on the night.

SIMON JONES: Crystal Palace is considering a new bid for Blackburn Rovers midfielder Adam Wharton. On Thursday, Palace saw an offer about £18.5 million turned down, and Rovers requested that Wharton be retained on loan. 'There's an offer, but the club has said no, which I love.'

Crystal Palace is in talks with Blackburn Rovers over a transfer for midfielder Adam Wharton. With Newcastle United, Everton, and Tottenham scouts regular watchers at Ewood Park, the England U20 international has been followed by a number of Premier League clubs over the past two seasons. Palace has taken a 19-year-old and talks are ongoing.

On his first appearance for the club, Blackburn Rovers debutant Rory Finneran was forced to wear a sponsor-less shirt, due to his youth being too young to advertise the club's vaping team. Rovers came from behind to defeat League Two Cambridge United 5-1 in the FA Cup Third Round, with Sammie Szmodics leading himself to a first half hat-trick. Finneran, 15, played on his first team debut and made him the club's youngest-ever player, thanks to his margin of victory. On his first day on the track, eagle-eyed followers would have noticed that his shirt was missing the emblem of shirt sponsor Totally Wicked. The reason for his sponsor-less shirt was that the adolescent is under the legal age to vaping in the United Kingdom and therefore was not allowed to wear the company's emblem on his shirt.

MKE WHALLEY'S GOALScoring prowess has come as a surprise even to his boss, and it has kept Blackburn out of a tight FA Cup match against League One Cambridge. The Championship's top scorer snagged his first hat-trick of his senior career to raise his season's total number to 19 and prevent an upset. Since losing Ben Breton Diaz last year, Szmodics - a midfielder rather than a striker - has been the top goal threat to Jon Dahl Tomasson's side. Tomasson said he never expected such a goalcoring return from the 28-year-old.

LEWIS STEELE: Clearly, bursting on to the scene in the Cadamarteri family is on full throttle. Readers may recall that the odds against Everton were heavily stacked against them ahead of a Merseyside Derby in 1997, when Danny, 18, arrested possession, skipped past Neil Ruddock, and scored a spectacular match-winner. It was another fine run of form for the teen, who had scored four goals in his last five matches by the time of the game. In the Championship this season, there is a similar theme running. Bailey Cadamarteri, 18, had failed to make the matchday squad for Sheffield Wednesday in 13 of the 16 games before German coach Danny Rohl, the youngest EFL boss at 34 years old, took over at Hillsborough.

As Sir Jim Ratcliffe takes over football operations at Old Trafford, Manchester United will want to buy the best of British. The petrochemicals billionaire is close to completing his £1.3 billion deal to buy 25% of the club from the Glazers and it seems that recruitment will be undergoing significant reforms. United will prioritize homegrown talent as part of a new campaign designed to lift them to the pinnacle of English and European football, as Mail Sport exclusively revealed.

After Alan Browne put Preston up in the first half, Jon Dahl Tomasson's Rovers equalized in the 49th minute of the game through a Sammie Szmodics goal. For the time being, the result propels Preston into fourth place above Southampton, though Blackburn remains in 10th.

ADAM SHERGOLD AT EWOOD PARK: The Ewood Park faithful's reported lack of firepower was causing a pessimistic new season outlook. Fortunately, the children are fine. Dilan Markanday, 21, and Harry Leonard, 19, guided Jon Dahl Tomasson's team to a rousing opening victory after summer sales decreased due to tighter budgets. After a season of improvement, Rovers barely escaped out on the Championship play-offs in May, but finding the net was a problem and close-season activities scarcely helped.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE KING POWER STADIUM: Leicester is determined not to make the same mistake twice again in the post-Brendan Rodgers period. If Graham Potter makes it clear of the bottom three, they will be their first choice to take over, though interim boss Dean Smith will have a solid argument to hold the position. It would be a fine feat to save the Foxes from here. However, Leicester knows that Championship football will be a factor in the future, and they have begun to consider their options. Russell Martin's performance at King Power Stadium has been lauded, while Jon Dahl Tomasson has boosted his name by holding Blackburn in the promotion race for the majority of the season on a tight budget.

THE DEN: BRITISH SPECK AT THE DEN: Millwall's play-off aspirations at The Den fell in a tragic manner at The Den, as Ben Breton-Diaz brought an incredible comeback for visitors Blackburn. At halftime, the home team led 3-1 and seemed to be able to make the play-offs at their visitors' expense. That was to say without Breton-Diaz and the unquenchable spirit of a Blackburn, who also lost out due to a string of bad news elsewhere. To cap a dramatic comeback that virtually stunned The Deny, the Chile striker scored two goals and set up another.

SCO HEPPENSTALL AT THE JOHN SMITH'S STADIUM: BLACKBURN fought back from 2-0 down to win a point and deny resurgent Huddersfield their fourth consecutive Championship victory. Matty Pearson, a Terriers defender who affectionately referred to as the 'Keighley Canavarro', opened the scoring, while Jack Rudoni added a second before the break. Blackburn immediately following the intermission through Joe Rankin-Costello's feat, as well as a superb rearguard effort, kept Huddersfield on target for victory.

LEWIS STEELE: There's still so much to be resolved across the English Football League as we enter the final stretch of the 2022-23 season. There are already a number of clubs in the Premier League fighting for either an automatic promotion spot or a Play-Off position. There's also the issue of the relegation war, which involves a handful of teams. Huddersfield, Wigan, and Blackpool are among the current dangers.

Exclusive INTERVIEW BY TOM COLLOMOSSE: Jon Dahl Tomasson's former coworkers reads like a Who's Who's Who's Who's Who's Who of football, but the Blackburn boss is determined to knock them all out of the way as he climbs the coaching ladder. Tomasson has played in six nations, winning eight titles, including the Champions League with AC Milan in 2003, and is Denmark's top goalscorer with 52 goals in 112 games. Paolo Maldini, Andriy Shevchenko, Andrea Pirlo, Cafu, and Kaka were among his colleagues in Italy. Now the Dane is adjusting to life on the touch line. Tomasson has Blackburn in his first season in English football, competing for promotion to the Premier League against opponents with greater financial resources.