According to The Northern Echo, Blackburn Rovers are monitoring Dael Fry's situation. Boro and Fry are in discussions over a new contract, and an expectation remains that Dael Fry will stay at Boro. However, a deal needs to be negotiated that considers his standing as a first-team player, offers security at a significant time in his career, and takes his fitness record into account.

It has been claimed that Blackburn Rovers are one of many clubs interested in acquiring Middlesbrough captain, Dael Fry, on a potential free transfer. The Northern Echo have stated that negotiations between Fry and Middlesbrough have progressed somewhat, although more from the club's perspective. It is believed that officials on Teesside have presented their latest offer, and the defender has not yet fully committed to new terms amid claims that he is not among the club's highest earners.

Discussions are ongoing between 28-year-old English Centre-Back Dael Fry and Middlesbrough regarding a new contract, as the player is set to become a free agent later this month. The Middlesbrough hierarchy is understood to have made an offer, but it remains unsigned after a round of talks towards the end of last month did not result in an agreement. If these negotiations fail, it is reported that a number of other Championship clubs are waiting to express their interest. Blackburn Rovers are understood to be one of the clubs that would be interested in talking to Fry and his representatives in that scenario, following Tony Mowbray's return to Ewood Park. Despite this, a failure in the negotiations with Middlesbrough is still considered unlikely, as both parties are said to be confident of reaching an agreement. Fry made 29 appearances and scored 3 goals in the Championship last season, has been capped 11 times for the England U21s, and has a current Transfermarkt market value of €4.00m.