Igor Tyjon

Reports from February 2026 state Blackburn valued the player at £2 million (~€2.4 million) and rejected an Arsenal bid of just over £1 million (~€1.2 million). Earlier, in January 2026, it was suggested a fee of around €1.15 million would be sufficient to secure a deal. This is a significant drop from Summer 2025, when reports claimed Arsenal had bids rejected for as high as €3 million (or ~€2.6 million / £2.2 million). Blackburn reportedly risks losing the player for only a training compensation fee of around £200,000 (~€240,000) if his contract expires.

Our valuation is driven by Blackburn's reported asking price of approximately €2.4 million (£2 million) and multiple rejected bids from Arsenal consistently around the €1.2 million (£1 million) mark. The critical factor is Igor Tyjon's expiring scholarship contract, which significantly reduces Blackburn's leverage and points towards a final fee closer to the bids made rather than the initial valuation.