Dunn: Rovers only club for me

David Dunn admits his future was decided as soon as Blackburn Rovers offered him a chance to return to Ewood Park.

The midfielder has signed a three-and-a-half year contract with Rovers after Birmingham City accepted an undisclosed fee.

Bolton Wanderers had also been keen on the England cap, who passed a medical at The Reebok Stadium.

But Dunn concedes that once Blackburn had declared an interest, he was never going to join another club.

"It feels really good to be back, it has been a hectic week, but I'm glad it is all done and I'm back in Blackburn," Dunn told the club's official website.

"I am back here at the club I've always supported. As soon as Blackburn came in for me my mind was made up.

"I am really pleased now that it has all come to a head and I've signed that piece of paper."

Dunn made over 150 appearances in his first spell for Blackburn prior to leaving for Birmingham in 2003 and he is eager to add to that tally with Mark Hughes' side.

He added: "I think the manager has done a great job here with his staff, he has brought in some great players and I can't wait.

"I'm really looking forward to joining up with them tomorrow and getting back to what I do best."