Kieran Tierney has been urged to stay at Arsenal and 'fight' to play after finding himself 'out of his comfort zone'.
The Celtic diehard has struggled for regular English Premier League minutes at the Gunners this season with summer recruit Oleksandr Zinchenko the preferred option by former Rangers midfielder and Emirates boss Mikel Arteta. His lack of match minutes has led to plenty of talk over his future in North London.
Newcastle United - on the verge of qualifying for the Champions League next season - have been strongly linked with a big money move for the Scotland international with boss Eddie Howe believed to be a big fan of the left-back. However, former Arsenal star Bacary Sagna has questioned why Tierney would want to leave what is becoming 'one of the best clubs in England' and says the time has now come to fight and not just leave and give up.
