Arsenal look set to let go of one of their fan-favourites in the January transfer window, after falling out of favor under Mikel Arteta.
With the Gunners needing as strong a squad as possible for the second half of the season, Arteta wants to make sure his team is in tune as they look to make the hunt. Liverpool in Premier LeagueAs well as other respects aimed at.
As a result, a respectable Arsenal The player could be on his way out of the Emirates Stadium when the winter window officially opens.
Arsenal will let fan-favourite Kieran Tierney leave
According to Sky Sports, celtic The Scotland international has been made available for a move by Arsenal, keen to re-sign Kieran Tierney in the January transfer window.
Tierney’s contract is due to expire at the end of the season, but Arsenal have the option to extend it for a further year, with reports suggesting they are not looking to enter into talks with the 27-year-old.
Celtic are looking to take Tierney on loan for the rest of the season before signing him on a free when his contract expires in the summer of 2025. They face competition for his signature from other clubs in Europe, though, so work has to be done. Quickly secured his services.
Tierney signed for Arsenal in the summer of 2019 for £25m and quickly became a fan favorite at the Emirates Stadium for his attacking and defensive displays. He has found playing time difficult in recent seasons, with Oleksandr Zinchenko, Jakub Kivior, Riccardo Calafiori, Jurien Timber and Miles Lewis-Skelley all preferring him at left-back at times.
He has made just one appearance for Arsenal this season, and now looks set for an exit in the January transfer window after spending the last term on loan at Real Sociedad.
In Four four twoIn view of this, Tierney’s return to Celtic after nearly six years away makes complete sense. Although he arrived at Arsenal as a top performer and strong player, his influence has waned in recent times and it is best to get his career back on track.
Celtic will help him achieve that, while the chance of a free contract is too good for the Scottish side to turn down.
