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title: "Kieran Tierney pays tribute to Liverpool-bound Chris Morgan"
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# Kieran Tierney pays tribute to Liverpool-bound Chris Morgan

Arsenal defender Kieran Tierney has taken to social media to send a heartfelt message to Chris Morgan, who is leaving his role as The Gunners’ head of physiotherapy in order to rejoin Liverpool’s medical department.

Morgan ended a ten-year spell at Liverpool back in 2016 when he departed the club to take up a role with The FA.

He’s since spent time at the LA Galaxy, Crystal Palace and Arsenal but he’s set to make a move back to Anfield this summer.

Morgan was part of Arsenal’s backroom staff as they won the FA Cup final on Saturday, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scoring both goals in a 2-1 win over Chelsea.

After the game, Tierney, who has battled injuries at Arsenal, posted this message about Morgan on Twitter.

> This man helped me from the first minute I walked in the door! Cannot thank u enough for everything you’ve done for me.. a special man. Grateful for everything. So sad to see u go gonna miss u so much legend. Thank you. Couldn’t have done this without u. Love @ChrisMorgan10 hero. [pic.twitter.com/U248QHKzVu](https://t.co/U248QHKzVu)
>
> — Kieran Tierney (@kierantierney1) [August 1, 2020](https://twitter.com/kierantierney1/status/1289683696958619648?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

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Tierney joined Arsenal last summer but was unable to have a major impact in the first half of the season due to injury issues, but he ended the campaign in very good form and was a major reason why the Gunners won the FA Cup.

Having spent a lot of time with Morgan, Tierney can speak first-hand about how good the Liverpool-bound physio was and if he can be as helpful to Liverpool’s players as he was to the Scottish international, Jurgen Klopp will be very happy indeed.