Blackburn Eyes Levski Starlet
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Blackburn Rovers are the second English Premier League club, after Newcastle United last month, reported to be tracking Levski Sofia and Bulgaria under-21striker Valery Domovchiyski (pictured). Photo by Gong.bg
English Premier League club Blackburn Rovers want to sign striker Valery Domovchiyski from Bulgarian champions Levski in the winter transfer window and are ready to start talks immediately, it emerged on Monday.
Levski financial director Konstantin Bazhdekov has refused to comment the reports, but Bulgarian sports website Gong claimed a Blackburn representative was due to arrive in Bulgaria this week.
Unlike with teammate Nikolay Dimitrov, who is on trial at Arsenal starting from Monday, Blackburn are ready to hold talks outright, Gong claimed.
Domovchiyski, 21, is seen as one of Levski's top youngsters and chairman Todor Batkov has reportedly rebuffed an EUR 2,5 M approach from PSV Eindhoven in the past.
The striker broke into the Levski senior team in the 2004/05 season and has scored 54 goals in 121 games, including 10 goals in 22 games this year.
He has also won three senior caps for Bulgaria and has attracted interest from abroad, most recently last month from Newcastle.
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Levski financial director Konstantin Bazhdekov has refused to comment the reports, but Bulgarian sports website Gong claimed a Blackburn representative was due to arrive in Bulgaria this week.
Unlike with teammate Nikolay Dimitrov, who is on trial at Arsenal starting from Monday, Blackburn are ready to hold talks outright, Gong claimed.
Domovchiyski, 21, is seen as one of Levski's top youngsters and chairman Todor Batkov has reportedly rebuffed an EUR 2,5 M approach from PSV Eindhoven in the past.
The striker broke into the Levski senior team in the 2004/05 season and has scored 54 goals in 121 games, including 10 goals in 22 games this year.
He has also won three senior caps for Bulgaria and has attracted interest from abroad, most recently last month from Newcastle.
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