The Hoops full-back is being linked with a departure from Celtic Park but many Bhoys fans don’t want him to leave Parkhead.
Celtic captain Scott Brown has taken to Twitter to praise the Scottish Premiership champions’ new away kit following its unveiling on Monday.
However, after asking the fans what they thought of the shirt, much of the response quickly turned to the subject of Kieran Tierney’s future at Parkhead.
Regarding the Hoops’ new shirt, which is made by New Balance, it’s a shade of lemon yellow with a subtle teal green tartan print across the shoulders and top of the sleeves.
The outfield kit, which also features teal green shorts and lemon yellow socks, is inspired by the Celtic’s UEFA Cup run in 2002-03, also known as The Bhoys from Seville.
Brown shared a picture of himself on Instagram being photographed while wearing the kit and then posted the link on Twitter, asking fans what they thought:
Some Bhoys replied to their captain on Twitter, though not all responses related to the kit:
Tierney is currently being linked with a move to Arsenal, The Telegraph reporting that the treble Treble winners have rejected two bids from the Gunners, both of which are believed to be less than £19 million, for the 22-year-old.
The report adds that Celtic value Tierney at closer to £25million, a fee which would make the full-back the most expensive player ever sold by the Scottish club.
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