Liverpool's Ajdarevic considering Blackburn

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12/12/2008 - Liverpool, England (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Liverpool teenager Astrit Ajdarevic has revealed he is mulling over the possibility of signing for Blackburn Rovers.

The 18-year-old Swedish midfielder has spent the last week on trial at Blackburn's Brockhall training base and has impressed boss Paul Ince.

However, Ajdarevic is aware that Ince's job is currently under threat and is unsure whether a switch to Ewood Park would be in his best interests.

"Ince has said that he's interested," he confirmed. "His situation is not the best though. I'll just have to wait for things to cool down at the club. I still expect the situation to be resolved.

"At Blackburn, I've been training with the first team and that's always been my goal.

"I'm very pleased to have had the opportunity and everything looks good."

(Courtesy of sportbox.tv)

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