Arsenal have announced that Kieran Tierney has joined Real Sociedad on loan for the 2023-24 season.
The deal doesn’t include a purchase option and he is expected to return to London at the end of the campaign.
The left-back joined the Gunners from Scottish Premiership club Celtic in 2019 for a reported £25 million fee.
He has made 124 appearances in all competitions for the Gunners, bagging five goals.
However, he struggled for game time last season at the Emirates Stadium, starting only six matches in the Premier League.
The Scotland international’s first-team chances also looked slim at Arsenal in 2023-24, with manager Mikel Arteta preferring Oleksandr Zinchenko at left-back.
Tierney did not play in any of the Gunners’ first three league matches and will hope to reignite his career in Spain by playing regular football.
Sociedad qualified for the Champions League after finishing fourth in the table last term.
Their start to the new campaign has been far from impressive, with the Basque outfit yet to register a win from their first three La Liga games.
They will hope for an improvement in their performances with the arrival of Tierney who boasts plenty of Premier League experience.
He mainly plays as a left-back but can also be deployed as a central defender or a left midfielder.
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