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The 21-year-old has recently completed a two-week trial with the Lancashire side, and is eager for a return under any circumstances.

Domovchiyski told Bulgarian journalists at Sofia airport: "The first day of the first week was a day off for me.

"After that the trainings were organised by the assistant coach. Mark Hughes watched me only two times and said that he cannot make a decision on the basis of only two training sessions. He asked me to stay one more week.

"Blackburn would like to take me on loan and at the beginning of next week they will contact Levski to discuss this issue. I enjoyed my stay there and I will be delighted to join them even on loan."

Levski sports director Nasko Sirakov has previously stated that Domovchiyski is not a player who will be sent on loan.

Domovchiyski responded by saying: "I do not know what the situation is? I will soon speak with the club management and will learn their position.

"If I go to Blackburn I will do my best to impress and win a permanent contract. I have not spoken with the manager. He only welcomed me and that was all. Mark Hughes only observes the training sessions which are organised by the assistant coach.

"Taking in mind the fact that I was not training with Levski since the end of the first part of the season in early December, I think I did well at the trial. There is no time for dribbling as they play very quickly."

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