Newcastle keen spending £30 million to sign Kieran Tierney from Arsenal

In a deal that is anticipated to cost over £30 million, Newcastle United is optimistic that it will get Kieran Tierney from Arsenal this summer.

Tierney has had a difficult season personally, starting just five league games as Arsenal competes for the long-awaited Premier League championship.

1. Tierney, a 25-year-old who was acquired by the Gunners for £25 million in 2019 from Scottish champions Celtic, has had a bright debut for north London.
2. But since Oleksandr Zinchenko left Manchester City last summer, Tierney has seen a decrease in playing time, and the Scot is rumored to be considering leaving the Emirates.
3. Although Tierney has previously been connected with Newcastle, The Sun reports that there is now a feeling inside St James’ Park that the full-back will join the team this summer.
4. Dan Burn, a natural center-back, has served as Newcastle’s left-back for the majority of the season under Eddie Howe, who will be eager to strengthen his team after a standout year.
5. Howe is anticipated to acquire a new left-back this summer as he prepares for Newcastle’s likely return to the Champions League. Burn has exceeded expectations for his boyhood club.Kieran Tierney may decide to leave Arsenal this summer.

   Newcastle United is certain that it will get Kieran Tierney from Arsenal this summer in a deal that is expected to cost over £30 million.

   Tierney has had a challenging season, starting only five league games as Arsenal battles for the eagerly anticipated Premier League title.

   Tierney, a 25-year-old who was purchased by the Gunners from Scottish champions Celtic in 2019 for £25 million, had a successful start for north London.
   However, Tierney’s playing time has decreased since Oleksandr Zinchenko left Manchester City last summer, and the Scot is said to be pondering leaving the Emirates.
   Tierney was previously connected to Newcastle, but according to The Sun, there is now a

   

6. The Magpies, who are currently fourth in the Premier League, will try to increase their chances of qualifying for the Champions League on Sunday when top-four opponents Tottenham come to St. James’ Park.
7. Burn will probably have a future at the team even if Tierney decides to sign with Newcastle because of how frequently Howe has praised the imposing defender.

‘I’m surprised if Dan’s getting criticised because that’s a severe underestimation of what he brings to the team,’ he said recently.

‘He has been incredible. We didn’t plan the season with him at left-back – it happened through injuries and he got an opportunity.

‘He’s a slightly unusual presence there but his attitude and application have been the highest level.

‘Sometimes you can’t measure what he gives. We value Dan very highly in whatever position he plays and his versatility is important as well.’