Blackburn Rovers man has proved his worth this season after failed Celtic bids: Opinion

Writer Charlie Hodgson argues that Blackburn Rovers made the right decision by keeping goalkeeper Balazs Toth despite failed summer interest from Celtic. Celtic reportedly had a £2.5m bid rejected for the 29-year-old Hungarian international, who was attracted by Champions League football. Hodgson highlights Toth's vital saves, including an impressive performance in Blackburn's recent 1-0 away victory over Bristol City, as justification for retaining him under manager Tony Mowbray.

However, Hodgson notes that Blackburn Rovers still face a difficult dilemma regarding Toth's long-term future. With his contract expiring in June 2027, Toth has reportedly rejected multiple extension offers, putting the club at risk of losing him on a free transfer if an agreement is not reached.