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Birmingham City’s hopes of reclaiming Matija Sarkic will be frustrated with the goalkeeper set to remain at Wolverhampton Wanderers. Blues had hoped to bring the 24-year-old back to St Andrew’s following an excellent first half of last season.
Wolves appear set to keep Matija Sarkic as number two next season, ending Birmingham City’s chances of signing the keeper.
Goalkeeper Connal Trueman has revealed that he is still gutted by the fact that he is set to leave Birmingham City upon the expiry of his contract next month.
The curtain dropped on another frustrating campaign for Birmingham City as a pair of long-range strikes from Blackburn saw Rovers stroll to a 2-1 victory. John Buckley and Ben Brereton-Diaz found opposite corners of Neil Etheridge’s goal to seize control of the game in the first half.
Blackburn turned on the style for departing manager Tony Mowbray as he signed off with a 2-1 win against Birmingham at St. Andrew’s before a mass pitch invasion by home supporters at full-time chanting for the removal of the board.
Wolverhampton Wanderers goalkeeping coach Tony Roberts has admitted he would rather see Matija Sarkic go out on loan to the Championship again rather than remaining behind others in the pecking order at Molineux, speaking to Birmingham Live.
Another disappointing Birmingham City season ends this weekend, with Blues currently 20th in the league and set to finish no higher than 19th at best. Almost as soon as the final whistle goes against Blackburn Rovers at round 2.30pm on Saturday, attention will turn to next season.
Former Cardiff keeper Neil Etheridge’s blunder earned his old club a 1-1 home draw with Birmingham.