Celtic academy star left at the age of 15, now he’s better than Tierney

After a season of progress, the Brendan Rodgers Celtic team will seek a better round next time, and the summer planning has already begun in Parkheid.

He sat 13 clear points at the top of the Premier League with only seven games to go, the collars in its path for the sixth trio in only nine seasons.

Meanwhile, Rodgers Boys led to the stages of the Champions League for the first time in 12 years, so they will be designed to move forward next year, and enter the qualifying round in late August.

Therefore, taking into account one of the fans who are preparing to return to heaven, it would have been stronger if they hadn’t released a 15 -year -old child who would become the best on this planet in its position.

As it happens, it is now better than the next Kiran Ternny …

The latest in the return of Kiran Turney to Celtic

In January, Rodgers confirmed that Terney would join Celtic on a free transportation in the summer, after Arsenal decided to “stimulate an option to expand his contract,” according to David Ornstein of The Athletic.

The 27 -year -old appeared 170 games for his childhood club before moving to Gunners for 25 million pounds in 2019, and it is still a shared sale, but his time was disabled in North London due to injuries.

To date this season, International Scotland witnessed only 261 minutes of the club’s movement, especially from part of the third temporary front against PSV einghoven in the Champions League last month.

He also appeared in the left back, the position he will take over when he returned to Glasgow in the summer.

He will return to the north of the border in search of more regular football, but did the left -back Celtic better have in his academy, which continued to obtain a more decorating profession than his country?

The global Celtic Academy’s talent has become better than Turney

In 2009, Celtic released a 15 -year -old named Andrew Robertson because, according to Robertson himself, was “very small”.

After that, Robertson joined Queens Park, then in the second Scottish League, where 43 games appeared to the spiders, and revealed to Daryl Corrie that his great penetration came when Rangers visited Hamden Park because the game was “it was away.”

He did enough to pick up the eye of Dundy United, which he signed in June 2013, and appeared 44 times in Yusufi, before moving to the city of Hull, then in the end Liverpool.

With Reds, Robertson is scheduled to raise the second Premier League title in the coming weeks, after he also won the Champions League, the FA Cup, the EFL Cup and a selected group of other balconies, which led to the appearance of 337 for the club during Mercyid Derby’s victory in Mersiaid in Anfield.

Ben Webb believes on Twitter that he was “the best left back on this planet”, while the Athletic and ATHLECIC describes “an integral part of the team’s transformation in Jurgen Klopp” in addition to the “most consistent” in Liverpool during this era of success.

Also internationally, Robertson took his score to 82 caps against Greece last month, only Kenny Dalglich (102) and Jim Lighton (91) have accumulated more, while no man caught the Teritan army on more occasions.

Scotland spent years trying to solve the mystery of how to make both Terney and Robertson the same starting lineup, but let’s compare how the couple’s performance was in the Premier League giants.

Since the table clearly shows, Robertson has had a more successful profession so far, both for the club and the country, with the imposition of Tirney matches due to amazing statistics of injury in comparison.

In 2022, Robertson revealed his desire to play with Celtic one day, saying, “Every time I see your Celtic, I consider it. When … you see the Celtic Park packed, as a fan, you always have this dream.”

So, now, he is 31 years old, can we see the leader of Scotland in green and white hoops one day, or does Terney’s return prevent this from happening ever?

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