Blackburn Rovers wrap up 2025 in the bottom half of the Championship
Blackburn Rovers closed the 2025 Championship season in 20th place on 52 points. Jon Dahl Tomasson’s side finished 43 points behind league leaders Coventry after a campaign in which they scored 42 goals but conceded 56, leaving them with a goal difference of -14. Their final run of form read LWDLD, a sequence that summed up a season of narrow escapes and late drama.
How the 2025 season panned out for Rovers
The 2025 campaign saw Blackburn Rovers locked in a dogfight at the wrong end of the table for much of the season. Their 13 wins, 13 draws and 20 losses left them just three points clear of the relegation zone at the final whistle. The side’s attacking unit managed 42 strikes, but a leaky defence shipped 56, leaving manager Tomasson with clear work to do in the transfer window. The recent run of LWDLD showed glimpses of resilience, yet also underlined how fine the margins were in tight games.
Who owns Blackburn Rovers and who calls the shots?
Blackburn Rovers are owned by Venky’s London Ltd, the holding company that took charge in 2010. The club’s on-field direction sits with head coach Jon Dahl Tomasson, who arrived in the summer of 2022 and has since overseen steady progress. Local reporter Elliott Jackson covers the first team for LancsLive, providing the club’s beat coverage across matchdays and training-ground updates. Rovers fans can follow Jackson’s dispatches on Twitter or catch the latest via the club’s official Facebook page.
What’s next for Rovers after a tough 2025?
With the 2025 curtain closed, attention turns to the summer rebuild. Tomasson will be tasked with shoring up a defence that leaked too many goals and adding firepower to a front line that managed just 42 strikes all season. The club’s next move could come in the transfer window, where Rovers will look to address their -14 goal difference before the new campaign kicks off. Fans can keep tabs on every twist via the MyBlackburn newsletter or the club’s official channels, ensuring no transfer or team news slips through the net.
