Frank McAvennie, a former West Ham player, thinks Kieran Tierney’s persistent injuries might be caused by the way he plays. Throughout his career, the Scottish full-back has dealt with a number of injuries, which have occasionally interfered with his performances, especially while on loan at Real Sociedad.
Tierney had a strong start to the season before suffering another major injury setback. He lost a regular spot in the Arsenal first team as a result of his propensity for injuries, and manager Mikel Arteta chose Oleksandr Zinchenko as a replacement.
Tierney’s most recent injury may highlight the justification for Arteta’s choice to more carefully control his game time, despite some Arsenal supporters’ calls for him to play more frequently.
Tierney’s style of play may be a factor in his propensity for injuries, according to Frank McAvennie, one of the commentators who previously argued for Tierney to play frequently for Arsenal.
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