Teymourian gets further Rovers trial

20 July 2010 16:03
Iranian midfielder Andranik Teymourian is expected to be given another chance at Blackburn Rovers as he looks to land a permanent deal.[LNB] The midfielder is without a club following his release by Fulham at the start of July, but has been offered an opportunity with the Lancashire club to stay in England on trial.[LNB]Sheffield United are also reportedly interested in signing the player, but the lure of playing for his third Premier League club could prove crucial.[LNB]The 27-year-old initially impressed at Bolton in 2007, playing 21 times for the Trotters and scoring four goals.[LNB]However after moving to Fulham on a free transfer in 2008 he made just one appearance and was subsequently released from Craven Cottage.[LNB]Blackburn have already played Teymourian in one pre-season match against Southport, but are set to give him another chance against either Preston or Huddersfield tomorrow, with coach Steve Kean eager to see if he can impress further.[LNB]"He has trained very well and I think he had a little bit of a tough time when he was at Fulham and never played too many games," Kean told the Lancashire Telegraph.[LNB]"But he certainly had a good impact on the sessions and Saturday in the game. [LNB]"But he needs match practice to get back into the swing of things."

Source: Team_Talk