Tierney is set to leave Arsenal this month with and Stephen McGinn cannot understand the lack of stellar interest in the full back

Kieran Tierney has told Celtic that he wants to return to the club after entering the final six months of his contract at Arsenal, TEAMtalk has learned.

Former Scotland international Michael Stewart believes that Celtic could have a real shot at bringing Kieran Tierney back to Parkhead. He also suggests that a cut-price deal for former Hoops star Jota in January would be a smart move for Brendan Rodgers.

The firm response from Rodgers after last weekend’s game has been picked up by the Celtic ultras group - but Tierney's name was missing from the host of anthems they dusted off in the clash with Dundee United. They chanted about Hoops icon Henrik Larsson first before belting out a tune for Scott Sinclair.

BRENDAN RODGERS has branded Celtic supporters chanting Kieran Tierney’s name DISRESPECTFUL. Some Hoops supporters were singing about their former star defender as they wrapped up a

Mikel Arteta and Arsenal have some decisions to make during the January transfer window, with some potential ins and outs on the way for the North London side in the coming weeks

Brendan Rodgers is refusing to back down in his row with Celtic supporters and insisted he’s too old and too experienced to bite his tongue.

Celtic have held talks to re-sign Kieran Tierney on a pre-contract deal from Arsenal – more than 18 months after his last Premier League game.

Brendan Rodgers does not want Celtic supporters to chant Kieran Tierney’s name amid links with a move away from Arsenal. The Scotland international came through the ranks with the Glasgow giants and won four Scottish Premiership titles alongside a raft of cup trophies before leaving for the Gunners in 2019.

BBC Sport reported that Celtic had held talks to re-sign the Scotland international on a pre-contract agreement from Arsenal. The left back joined the Gunners from Celtic for £25