A potential summer exit for Kieran Tierney from Arsenal could be on the cards.
Arsenal’s Kieran Tierney in action REUTERS/David Klein
According to CBS Sports journalist James Benge, the Gunners are open to accepting the “right offer“ for the Scotland internationalist.
Despite being tipped to become a future club captain, Tierney has seen his first–team prospects diminish this season due to injury and the impressive form of Oleksander Zinchenko.
As quoted by the Daily Record, Benge told the House of Champions podcast:
“There is growing expectation at Arsenal that Kieran Tierney could move in the summer. If the right offer came in, all the parties are thinking this is something that might happen.”
The 25–year–old defender has made 120 appearances for Arsenal since joining three years ago, netting five goals in the process.
He has been linked with moves to Manchester City, Real Madrid, and Barcelona in recent seasons as a result of his impressive form, but he’s faded away this season with the lack of minutes.
The Arsenal board could be open to selling Tierney if a suitable offer is made. With his pedigree, there could be plenty of clubs keen to snap up the opportunity to sign a talented and experienced player who can offer plenty to a team‘s defence.
It remains to be seen if any potential suitors come forward with an offer that meets the Gunners‘ demands.
Hahahahahah, that burn is going to be hawt, dawg.
He and Stuart Armstrong should get together and ponder why they can’t get a game, Armstrong can’t even get on the bench of a woeful Southampton side, they could also give it other tips on the best way to count the money they made, no trophies to count though.
Both of them failed miserably.
I hope that Tierney doesn’t have any designs on returning to Celtic Park. He should retire and count his money.
Far away hills. . . . . …. and all that. . .
Harsh on KT. Gave his all when at Celtic and was played by Lennon through injury to the detriment of his career and health.
Also, was practically forced out the door by Lawwell when Arsenal dangled the cash.