According to journalist Alan Nixon, Blackburn Rovers might offer Jack Thompson a deal after he rejected a new contract at Pride Park. Nixon reports that Blackburn views Thompson as a future number one and that the player believes he has a better chance of achieving that level with them. The journalist also reports that a move would likely not be expensive, with only a small training fee compensation being required. A potential move in August, during which Thompson played in a private friendly, was stopped by a thigh injury he sustained in training. With his recovery now complete, Blackburn are preparing to act. Thompson has since played for their under-21 team as a trialist in a Premier League Cup match against Southampton on 30th October and also played for the under-21s against Bolton Wanderers earlier in October.

Journalist Alan Nixon reported on his Patreon page that Blackburn Rovers are considering a move for goalkeeper Jack Thompson. Thompson is a free agent as his contract at Derby County ended at the end of June. Derby County had confirmed in mid-May that they were in discussions regarding his future, but nothing has materialised since then. A fee would not be required for Blackburn Rovers to sign Thompson. The teenager would not be brought in as a senior option and would instead more likely be an addition for their U21s with a view to progressing in the future.

Blackburn Rovers are reportedly considering a move for and looking at Derby County academy goalkeeper Jack Thompson. The 19-year-old, a highly-rated England youth international, is believed to have spent time training with the Lancashire club. It is understood and also said that he has been with Rovers over the past few days as they assess him ahead of a potential approach. While Thompson is expected to feature in a behind-closed-doors game on Saturday, there is no clarity over his involvement in the friendly. There has been no indication at this stage that a formal bid has been made. It is also unclear if Blackburn's interest would result in a permanent transfer or another type of agreement. The club's interest is understood to be genuine.