I told Arteta to get rid of Him last summer but He refused now He is a burden on us and I can’t be paying salary to someone that is not helping the team”, Arsenal owner has warned Mikel Arteta for the very last time to sell £50m player who is now causing Nuisance in the dressing room – Not Gabriel Jesus and Not Zinchenko
I told Arteta to get rid of Him last summer but He refused now He is a burden on us and I can’t be paying salary to someone that is not helping the team”, Arsenal owner has warned Mikel Arteta for the very last time to sell £50m player who is now causing Nuisance in the dressing room – Not Gabriel Jesus and Not Zinchenko
It has been reported that Arsenal defender Kieran Tierney is no longer part of Mikel Arteta’s long-term plans and is expected to leave the club in the upcoming January transfer window. After an underwhelming loan spell at Real Sociedad, Tierney was anticipated to make a permanent exit from Arsenal over the summer.
However, those plans were derailed by a significant hamstring injury sustained during Scotland’s Euro 2024 qualifier against Switzerland, a match that ended in a 1-1 draw. The injury sidelined Tierney, halting any ongoing transfer discussions.
Although Tierney has since recovered from his injury, he has yet to feature in any of Arsenal’s matchday squads this season, leading some to forget he is still part of the team.
According to well-known Arsenal journalist Charles Watts, the 27-year-old left-back is no longer in Arteta’s plans and will likely leave the club in the near future. In an interview with CaughtOffside, Watts explained, “Kieran Tierney is NOT in Mikel Arteta’s plans anymore.”
Watts clarified that there is no animosity between Tierney and the club, but Arsenal has evolved tactically, and Tierney’s style as a traditional left-back no longer fits the system Arteta employs. Tierney is continuing his recovery and working towards full fitness following his hamstring injury during the Euros.
Watts speculated that, had it not been for the injury, Tierney would likely have secured a move to a different club already. He predicts that Tierney will seek a loan move in January to gain playing time, with a permanent transfer expected to follow in the summer.
Despite his recent struggles with injuries, Tierney remains a beloved figure among Arsenal fans, many of whom have expressed frustration and disappointment over this news. One fan took to social media to voice their feelings, stating, “It’s completely disrespectful for a player who was our best during tough times.
It’s harsh, but I understand it’s just how things go, although some players seem to be treated better than others.” Tierney’s departure will mark the end of a significant chapter for the player and his supporters.
