According to Birmingham City boss Chris Davies, Patrick Roberts remains part of his plans for this season. Birmingham City are under no pressure to sell Roberts in the near future, amid attention for the player from Blackburn Rovers.

Patrick Roberts has been linked with a transfer to Blackburn Rovers in the last week. The Lancashire Telegraph reported that it had not progressed any further than an enquiry, despite some speculation that a deal was advanced. Tony Mowbray dismissed the speculation and stated that he does not expect him to become a Blackburn player.

Blackburn Rovers head coach Tony Mowbray is reportedly planning a loan move for Patrick Roberts. Roberts is a 29-year-old English winger, a former Sunderland player of Mowbray's, whose game time at Birmingham City has diminished. According to Alan Nixon via Patreon, it is claimed that Mowbray intends to use the loan market before the September 1st transfer deadline to strengthen his squad. Roberts joined Birmingham on a permanent deal in January after an initial loan from Sunderland and was an unused substitute in the opening game of the Championship season. His contract with Birmingham is set to expire in June 2028. His current market value is €4.00m, according to Transfermarkt. Roberts has also represented England at the U20 level, earning 9 caps and scoring 4 goals.