Exit, what exit?
The belief was, and may well be still is, Kieran Tierney's time as an Arsenal player was coming to an end. However, events in recent days suggest his four-year stay with the Gunners might have a while to run yet. Clue one was a report over a shift in Mikel Arteta's philosophy which could see a 3-5-2 utilised to get the most out of his revamped midfield, it will be spearheaded by incoming Chelsea misfit Kai Havertz as a No.10.
If, and it's a sizeable if as the current four at the back feels entrenched, then it would likely change the value of Tierney to his current employers. The £25m man is a proper left-back but his value skyrockets in his favoured position as the left-sided central defender in a back three. It's where he thrives for the Scotland national team after all.
