Overview
- Multiple reports say United have joined the pursuit of the 17-year-old striker this month, with no agreement or fee confirmed.
- Arsenal have tracked Tyjon since 2024 and saw bids worth over £1 million rejected, but they remain in contention.
- Blackburn manager Valerien Ismael confirmed Tyjon declined professional terms and indicated he could depart from January 1.
- If Tyjon leaves in the summer after his scholarship expires, Blackburn would be limited to compensation rather than a negotiated development fee.
- Tyjon has three senior outings for Rovers and England youth caps, and the move aligns with reporting on United’s INEOS-led focus on high-potential youngsters.