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

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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

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.

Celtic are keen to resign the defender who left to join Arsenal in 2019; he is in the last six months of his deal and has been told he can leave; the 27-year-old made 170 appearances for the Hoops bet

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