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Bournemouth may have advantage over Tottenham in race for Celtic’s Tierney

Dedryck Boyata, Tomas Rogic and Kieran Tierney of Celtic of Celtic react at full time during the UEFA Champions League group B match between Celtic...
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Celtic star Kieran Tierney is reportedly on the radar of Bournemouth, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United.

Leigh Griffiths of Celtic and Kieran Tierney of Celtic celebrate victroy after the Ladbrokes Scottish Premiership match between Rangers and Celtic at Ibrox Stadium on September 23, 2017 in...

Bournemouth are interested in signing Kieran Tierney from Celtic in the summer transfer window, according to The Scottish Sun.

It has been reported that Tierney is rated at £20 million, and that Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur are also interested in the Scotland international left-back.

Kieran Tierney of Celtic shows appreciation to the fans after the UEFA Champions League group B match between Celtic FC and RSC Anderlecht at Celtic Park on December 5, 2017 in Glasgow,...

Advantage Bournemouth?

United and Tottenham are two of the biggest and most ambitious clubs in the Premier League, but Bournemouth may have an advantage in the race for the 20-year-old left-back.

According to The Scottish Sun, Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe believes that he can offer Tierney regular football in the Premier League.

That could be an advantage for the Cherries, as it would be hard for the Scotland international to establish himself in the first team rightaway at United or Spurs.

Kieran Tierney of Celtic and Olivier Ntcham of Celtic battle for possesion during a Celtic training session ahead of the UEFA Champions League Group B match against Paris Saint-Germain at...

The Cherries also play attacking and fluid football, a style that would suit Tierney perfectly.

Playing well for Bournemouth will help Tierney prove that he is good enough for the Premier League, and that could eventually see him join one of the biggest teams in England.