Liverpool defender Andy Robertson thinks Kieran Tierney will make the right choice this transfer window.
The wanted Celtic man is being tracked by a few clubs. Arsenal are prime candidates with two bids rejected this month.
However, if a bigger bid comes in then The Bhoys are going to have to make a big decision.
Andy Robertson wades in on Kieran Tierney debate
The Scotland captain may be international rivals but they are friends off the field.

Champions League winner Robertson is looking out for his fellow left-back.
He believes the 22-year-old has his head screwed on when it comes to his career future.
Robertson told Sky Sports: “He’ll make the right choice. He’s a Celtic boy through and through and you can’t take that away from him. Let’s see how it unfolds. Good luck to him whatever he does.”
Arsenal are ahead of the others in the race to snatch the highly rated defender. A last bid of £25 million including add ons was rejected by Celtic.
Robertson knows all about the massive jump down south as he did so from Dundee United to Hull City.

The captain is definitely not looking back having just won the Champions League.
Tierney should be looking to his national leader as a means of inspiration.
Andy Robertson success could tempt Kieran Tierney
Although Robertson is saying the right things for Celtic fans, Tierney could be thinking otherwise.
Robertson has went on to be a Champions League winner and arguably the best full-back in the world.

No doubting that the move to Hull and then Liverpool has helped his development.
On the other hand, Tierney’s injury issues may continue to plague him.
He could remain a one club man even if it’s forfeiting some matches due to knocks and niggles.
Tierney is between a rock and a hard place – lets hope he makes the right choice.
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