Igor Tyjon

Reports from February 2026 state Blackburn Rovers valued the player at £2 million (~€2.4 million) and had rejected several bids from Arsenal, including one for just over £1 million (~€1.2 million). In January 2026, it was suggested a fee of €1.15 million would be sufficient for a transfer. Reports also mentioned that Arsenal had higher bids rejected in the summer of 2025, with figures cited as high as £2.2 million (~€2.6 million) and €3 million. If his contract were to expire, Blackburn would reportedly only receive a compensation fee of around £200,000 (~€240,000).

Our valuation for Igor Tyjon is driven by the consistent reports of multiple rejected bids from Arsenal and Blackburn's stated valuation, contrasted with his expiring contract situation. The range is anchored between Arsenal's rejected bids of over €1.2 million and Blackburn's reported asking price of approximately €2.4 million. The final estimate of €1.8 million reflects a likely compromise, acknowledging the player's high potential but factoring in Blackburn's significantly weakened negotiating position as his contract nears its end.