Kieran Tierney’s impending departure from Arsenal marks the end of an era for a player who arrived with high expectations and left an indelible mark, even if circumstances curtailed his role in recent seasons. Brendan Rodgers has confirmed that the Scottish left-back will rejoin Celtic this summer, though a January move remains a possibility.

Celtic have been pushing to re-sign Tierney as a pre-agreement has emerged, with another update now provided. A possible return to Celtic for the Arsenal defender hasn’t been a secret, as Rodgers commented on Tierney’s future prior to the January transfer window.

Arsenal remain six points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool and boss Mikel Arteta knows that more additions could be crucial in bridging the gap to the Reds

Arsenal defender Kieran Tierney to rejoin Celtic in summer, according to Hoops boss Brendan Rodgers; Scotland international is in the last six months of his Gunners contract and has been told he can leave;

Arsenal left-back Kieran Tierney has agreed a move to Celtic in the summer transfer window, manager Brendan Rodgers has confirmed. The 27-year-old left the Scottish outfit to join the Gunners in

Celtic are set for a busy end to the January window but may have to wait until the end of the season for a reunion with Arsenal left-back.

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Kieran Tierney’s impending departure from Arsenal marks the end of an era for a player who arrived with high expectations and left an indelible mark, even if circumstances curtailed his role in

Arsenal have made contact for a highly rated striker as two other transfers appear difficult this month, according to a reliable source.

With loanee Alex Valle back at parent club Barcelona , Rodgers would like the left back to return north of the border before next week's transfer deadline to bolster his defence.

Despite owner Tony Bloom being a big fan of the player, there is no denying that Ferguson needs to retain his spark. A loan move to Celtic, who will compete in the play-off round of the newly formatted Champions League, could offer Ferguson, who has been described as 'explosive', the chance to restore his confidence with consistent minutes.