Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers is confident keeping hold of Kieran Tierney.

Linked with Manchester United, Bournemouth and Atletico Madrid, the Scotland left-back has left the door open to a move away this week.

But Rodgers says: "It's not about a club if you move, because he could move to a number of clubs if he wanted, it's about it being the right club.

"I think at this moment in time in his life he's at the right club. At a club like Celtic it's quite natural, really, because it tends to be more that sort of moral issue that comes into it - in terms of being on 'x' amount at Celtic.

"Another club can give him 'y' and they give you that (fee) as a club.

"Then it's very, very difficult for a young player, or any player, to turn that down.

"I've been up here a few years now and everyone talks about loyalty and all that sort of stuff. But it's also a business for players.

"It has to work for both. If the player doesn't want to go, it's okay, we won't be pushing him out the door."