Arsenal have already made two bids for Kieran Tierney up until now and it looks like the Gunners have now made yet another offer – as per reports.
Their first bid was in the region of £15 million which was immediately rejected by Celtic as the Bhoys have been demanding around £25 million.
Then earlier this month there were reports that Arsenal have made a second bid for Kieran Tierney which was believed to be in the region of £25 million.
But still, Celtic reportedly rejected the offer due to two major reasons.
The first one was that Arsenal were offering more incentives in the deal for Kieran Tierney but the Premiership outfit want more cash upfront.
The second reason is with a clause which guarantees incentives based on Arsenal qualifying for the Champions League and right Celtic seriously have doubts over this achievement.
Kenny Dalglish has also hinted that Celtic will not shy away from keeping Kieran Tierney at the club for one more season if their demands are not met.
“Whatever happens, to date he has given four years of outstanding service to Celtic, and that should never be forgotten or tarnished,” the Bhoys legend said.
“But he is also powerless in many ways as he can’t officially get involved until his club have agreed a fee and given him permission to talk about the length of contract and salary with a particular club. So, unless the valuation is met, there is a stalemate.
“The Hoops have every right to play hardball and get what they believe to be a proper valuation. That could mean that the lad ends up staying at Celtic.”
Now though it looks like the deal between both the clubs will finally be agreed.
Spanish outlet Marca are reporting that Arsenal have made a third bid of £27 million and this time they are confident that Celtic will agree to release Kieran Tierney since the offer is more than what Neil Lennon’s side have been demanding.
