Arsenal reportedly ended their hunt for Kieran Tierney. The Gunners are believed to be no longer interested in bringing the 22-year-old defender this summer.
The team from North London is widely reported to be pursuing Tierney. Unai Emery projects young defenders to become the foothold of their defense sector next season.
Arsenal are also believed to have made several offers for Tierney. But their offer could not melt Glasgow Celtic as the owner of the defender.
Reported by The Daily Mail, Arsenal finally decided to surrender. They chose to retreat from the hunt for the defender. The report claimed that Arsenal were unable to meet Celtic demands. They felt the Scottish League champions demanded a price that was too big for the player.
The report claimed that Arsenal were unable to meet Celtic demands. They felt the Scottish League champions demanded a price that was too big for the player.
In addition, Arsenal's financial position is not possible to serve Celtic requests. Finally they decided to withdraw from the hunt for the Scottish national team defender. Instead, Emery will return to rely on Nacho Monreal and Sead Kolasinac to become the foundation on the left side of their defense next season.