In a hugely popular move for Celtic fans, Kieran Tierney has officially returned to Parkhead on a free transfer, following the expiration of his contract at Arsenal.
The 28-year-old Scottish defender has penned a long-term deal, bringing him back to his boyhood club where he previously enjoyed immense success.
This homecoming marks a significant moment for both Tierney and Celtic. During his first spell with the Hoops, he was a pivotal figure, winning an impressive 8 trophies and making a total of 170 appearances across all competitions.
His dedication and passion for the club endeared him to the Celtic faithful, making him a firm fan favorite.
Tierney left Celtic in 2019 to join Arsenal for £25 million, where he won the FA Cup and Community Shield.
However, his time in North London was often hampered by injuries, limiting his consistent playing time.
A loan spell at Real Sociedad in the 2024-25 season saw him feature regularly and regain fitness, setting the stage for this emotional return.
His return will undoubtedly bolster Celtic’s defensive options and provide invaluable experience to the squad as they aim to continue their domestic dominance and make an impact in European competitions, especially the Champions League. Fans will be eager to see their beloved “KT” back in the green and white hoops.
