West Ham target Kieran Tierney will be made available for transfer by Arsenal this summer, according to reports in the UK.

The Scotland international has only started five Premier League games this season, having lost his place to Oleksandr Zinchenko, and it appears he will be allowed to leave the Emirates so he can get more first-team football.

West Ham were linked with Tierney (along with Newcastle, Leicester, Leeds and Aston Villa) last month but, since then, Manchester City have also been mentioned as potential suitors.

If those reports turn out to be accurate then the Hammers are unlikely to be favourites for the 25-year-old’s signature, even though he would be a good addition, especially when you consider his asking price.

Tierney is believed to be valued at around £30m by Arsenal, which is a pretty low fee, considering his age and experience. However, with Aaron Cresswell and Emerson Palmieri also still at the club, you would think that one of those two players would need to leave in order to make room for the ex-Celtic star.