Arsenal star Tierney worries that his knee “pop music” has ended his dream of Euro 2020 with Scotland

Kieran Tierney (Kieran Tierney) heard his fear and expressed concern for the worst At the Premier League meeting with Liverpool on April 3, the knee was “pop” The Scotland international questioned whether his dream of a European championship was shattered.

At the beginning of the second half, the left back was forced to lose to the Gunners 3-0, and there were preliminary reports It implies that his season may be over.

However, he only stayed for one month and returned with five appearances at the end of the 2020-21 season, and now he is ready to lead his country into the first major international competition since 1998.

What did you say?

Tierney tells sun: “I heard pop music from my knees, and then immediately thought,’Is this bad? Have I finished this season?’

“I am worried that this is long-term. Arsenal are preparing to enter the European finals and I don’t want to miss the link between our coming to an end or the end of the season. Then Scotland and the Euro. Everything is here. Play.”

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Tierney was included in the 26-man squad in Scotland due to the rearrangement of the euro. Group D will face the old opponents of the Czech Republic, Croatia and England.

There seems to be nothing to stop the 23-year-old from protruding his body in those fixtures, knocking on his door in time to restore full health and focus.

Tierney, who just finished his second season at the Emirates Stadium, said: “The injury happened when I felt good. I just returned from the Scottish camp where I did well.”

“I have to wait three to four days to get news from Jordan Reese of Arsenal University. This is a secondary ligament problem and I will be absent for six weeks. He told me:’You will get a fine in euros. You don’t have to Worry about this.

“Leaving is still disappointing. But for a long time, it also gave me a sigh of relief.

“Luckily, no surgery is required. Actually I resumed playing in four and a half weeks. It was crazy. Now I feel good again and can prepare for the euro.”

Scotland has a friendly positioning towards the Netherlands and Luxembourg, and they will start the 2020 European Championship against the Czech Republic on June 14.

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