June 9th 2024.
Last season, Kieran Tierney had the opportunity to showcase his talent on loan with Real Sociedad. However, it seems that his time with Arsenal may be coming to an end, as the club is reportedly willing to part ways with the left-back for just £10m during the summer transfer window.
Initially, Tierney was warmly welcomed by Arsenal fans after his £25m move from Celtic in 2019. He quickly became a regular in the first team, but his progress was hindered by injuries. With the arrivals of Oleksandr Zinchenko and Jurrien Timber, it appeared that Tierney was slipping down the pecking order under manager Mikel Arteta.
Last season, Tierney spent most of his time on loan with Real Sociedad. Although he made 14 starts in La Liga, he was not able to establish himself as a regular in the team. Now, as he returns to Arsenal with two years left on his contract, the club is open to the possibility of him moving on this summer.
According to reports, a price of £10m is all it will take for any interested club to sign Tierney during the upcoming transfer window. There have been rumors that his former club Celtic may be interested in bringing him back. However, even with the seemingly low price tag, it may still be a stretch for Celtic to make the move happen, especially considering Tierney's Premier League wages.
Although Tierney was once a key part of Arteta's plans, it seems that is no longer the case. Teams like Newcastle and Aston Villa have previously shown interest in the 27-year-old and may still see him as a valuable addition to their squads this summer.
In April, Tierney himself hinted that his future may lie away from Arsenal, but he did not rule out the possibility of returning to the team. He explained that it felt like the best decision for both parties for him to go out on loan and gain some valuable game-time experience.
When asked about a potential return to Arsenal, Tierney responded that anything is possible in the unpredictable world of football. He acknowledged that it may be unusual for someone who has already spent four years with a club to return after a loan, but ultimately, anything can happen in the world of football.
So, while Tierney's future with Arsenal may be uncertain, one thing is for sure - he is prepared for whatever comes his way and is open to all possibilities.
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