Johnny Kenny is ready to reject a move back to Bolton and fight for his Celtic future. Shaun Maloney revealed the striker is set to stay and compete with Kasper Hogh, Camilo Duran and Callum Osmand for a place up front. Maloney also revealed Kenny held talks with manager Martin O’Neill earlier in the summer. According to Maloney, Kenny spoke to Martin O'Neill and is staying as part of the squad. He added that something online about the squad number was incorrect. Maloney also stated that Kenny is nearly fit now after not being fit during pre-season, is one of their players, and is fighting to get minutes on the pitch.

During an interview with BBC Radio Manchester, Steven Schumacher stated he would very much like to work with Johnny Kenny again and praised Kenny's impact during his previous loan at Bolton Wanderers. Schumacher said he is unsure if Bolton Wanderers can afford to bring Johnny Kenny back, and does not know if Kenny will be available from Celtic either on loan or on a permanent basis. The manager mentioned he attempted to sign Johnny Kenny last summer but was unsuccessful, as Celtic needed him to remain in their squad. Schumacher confirmed he has spoken openly about wanting to sign Kenny again and is uncertain if another transfer could happen before the transfer deadline.

Bolton Wanderers are making the search for attacking reinforcements a priority, including a deal to bring Johnny Kenny back from Celtic. Kenny was not included in the Celtic squad for their opening Scottish Premiership game against Dundee.

Johnny Kenny's future at Celtic is uncertain following the arrival of Kasper Hogh from Bodo/Glimt in an £11 million deal, and the Scottish champions are now willing to consider proposals for the 23-year-old. According to Sky Sports, Bolton are among a number of clubs monitoring Kenny as he recovers from knee ligament damage that prevented him from participating in Celtic’s pre-season preparations.

Bolton Wanderers manager Steven Schumacher was asked about the possibility of re-signing Celtic striker Johnny Kenny. Speaking after a friendly with Fleetwood Town on Tuesday, Schumacher said he does not discuss matters until they are finalized. He added that his feelings about Johnny Kenny are known, stating the player was very good for them last year, a fact he does not need to conceal. Schumacher also said that they do not comment on any individual until work is done in any position. The striker scored six times in 14 matches for the team during a loan spell in the second half of the previous season, which contributed to their promotion to the Championship.

According to Anthony Joseph, Bolton Wanderers are keen to re-sign Celtic striker Johnny Kenny. Celtic will consider offers once they have completed the signing of Bodo/Glimt’s Kasper Hogh. Johnny Kenny is recovering from a knee injury, and interested clubs have been monitoring his situation.

Johnny Kenny has returned from his loan at Bolton.

According to sources who spoke to Football Insider, Celtic will consider any offers for Johnny Kenny this summer. The club is reportedly unlikely to reintegrate the player into their squad. It is expected that interest in the forward will increase in the coming weeks now that Celtic are open to a sale. Bolton are hoping to sign Kenny permanently, following a loan spell where he scored six goals and provided three assists in 14 games, which helped them secure promotion. However, Bolton are likely to face significant competition to sign him.

Bolton are now competing with Millwall for Johnny Kenny's signing from Celtic.

According to football journalist Alan Nixon's Patreon, Bolton Wanderers are interested in signing Johnny Kenny from Celtic before the next season. Bolton were impressed with Johnny Kenny's contributions and want to sign him permanently. It is said that a deal of approximately £850,000 would be sufficient to sign him, and this fee would result in a profit for Celtic. The Glasgow club signed Johnny Kenny from Sligo Rovers for €150,000 in 2022. A good offer from another club will likely be enough to sign Johnny Kenny from Celtic.

Bolton Wanderers are reportedly interested in signing Johnny Kenny on a permanent deal. Several outlets report that Bolton are one of the English Championship sides interested in signing the player. It is believed that an offer between £1.5 million and £2 million would be sufficient for Celtic to sell.

It is believed that newly-promoted Bolton Wanderers want Johnny Kenny back on a permanent deal. Martin O'Neill said that Kenny is currently at the club and has another three or four weeks until he is fit. O'Neill stated his opinion that Johnny did very well at Bolton and that Bolton were very impressed with him. The manager said he will review the situation once people are brought into the football club, and added that Kenny appears to have gotten stronger during his time away.

Bolton Wanderers are hoping to sign Johnny Kenny permanently this summer as they prepare for their return to the second tier. Kenny scored six goals in 14 games for the club on loan, which helped them return to the Championship. Journalist Alan Nixon reports that Bolton had been expecting to have no competition in making the signing permanent. Celtic will be open to selling Johnny Kenny if they can find a replacement for him. While no transfer fee has been mentioned, Fotmob rates Kenny as being worth approximately £850,000. With three years remaining on his Celtic contract, competition from other clubs could increase his final sale price.

Bolton Wanderers want to bring Johnny Kenny back on a permanent basis. He scored six goals in 14 appearances on loan. Martin O’Neill says a decision will be made on Johnny Kenny's future after he completes rehab for a knee injury.

According to the Daily Record’s transfer blog, Steven Schumacher is considering recruiting Johnny Kenny for a second season at the Toughsheet Community Stadium. In an interview with Record Sport, Johnny Kenny stated he wants to fight for a first-team place in Glasgow and would reject a chance to return to Bolton Wanderers next season.

Bolton is aware that Celtic requires a £1m fee for the permanent signing of Johnny Kenny, and his goals and performances are making that outcome more probable. A £1m deal in the summer would probably be suitable for all parties, especially if Bolton is promoted.

Bolton does not have an option to buy Johnny Kenny when his loan concludes, however, a permanent transfer could be sought if Steven Schumacher's team is promoted to the Championship.

Johnny Kenny, who is on loan at Bolton Wanderers from Celtic, has scored two crucial goals in the club's last two league games. Former EFL winger Adrian Clarke has praised the League One side for loaning in Kenny, describing the move as a good acquisition.

Johnny Kenny, who moved to League One on the final day of the January transfer period, has scored one goal and provided three assists in seven appearances for Bolton Wanderers.

Johnny Kenny has revealed that Martin O'Neill approved a departure from Celtic Park so that the striker could increase his game time and earn a place in the Ireland squad. Kenny also stated that the night before he signed for Bolton, he spoke with Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson regarding what was required to get into the squad.

Talks had begun in the summer with a League 1 side that was interested in a permanent deal for Johnny Kenny, but Celtic had to retain the striker after Adam Idah's departure was not followed by a replacement. Bolton could again seek a permanent deal. According to a report by Pete O’Rourke, the 22-year-old could depart under new management when the transfer window opens. When Johnny Kenny returns from Bolton this summer, Celtic will consider offers for the striker, who was born in Sligo.

Johnny Kenny stated that one of the main reasons he decided to join Bolton Wanderers was his international aspirations with the Republic of Ireland national team.

Johnny Kenny is returning to Celtic this summer after his loan at Bolton Wanderers. The player joined Bolton on loan from Celtic in January. Johnny Kenny stated that when he signed on deadline day, it was probably three months to the end of the season. He said he spoke to Fergal (Harkin) and told him that he wanted to come down, score goals and get them promoted.

Steven Schumacher stated that although Johnny Kenny was one of Bolton Wanderers' top targets in the summer, his club did not want to have a shortage of strikers due to European football early in the campaign. The manager also said Bolton did not get Kenny because Celtic did not get the strikers they wanted.

Bolton Wanderers competed with German club Schalke, as well as other clubs in the Scottish Premiership and the Championship, to sign Jonny Kenny. The club then had to complete the paperwork in time for the transfer to be approved by the EFL.

Bolton Wanderers have announced, and Celtic Football Club has confirmed, that Johnny Kenny has joined Bolton Wanderers on loan until the end of the season. Bolton head coach Steven Schumacher said they are delighted to have signed Kenny, describing him as a player they rate very highly and someone they identified last summer to strengthen their attacking options. Schumacher added that Kenny has since played regularly and scored goals at a high level and will be a big addition. The head coach also said they did not think he would be available during this window, but they acted very quickly to complete the deal once they were made aware Celtic would allow him to leave on loan. Johnny Kenny said he knew there had been an interest and that Bolton contacted him frequently during the summer. He added that he wanted to attempt to establish himself at Celtic in the last six months but is happy to be at Bolton now.

Johnny Kenny joined Bolton Wanderers on loan from Celtic.

According to Irish journalist David Sneyd, Johnny Kenny is set to join Bolton on loan. Bolton had previously pursued Kenny, offering a permanent deal before the striker agreed to a contract extension with Celtic in the summer.

According to the Daily Record, Johnny Kenny could spend the rest of the season with Bolton Wanderers. The EFL League One club attempted to sign the Irishman in the summer, but former manager Brendan Rodgers did not approve a departure as the Scottish champions lacked forward options. Kenny could now go on loan following new arrivals.

Daily Record reports on Johnny Kenny being a loan target for Bolton Wanderers. Johnny Kenny is a loan target for Bolton Wanderers and could be allowed to leave if Celtic land two new forwards. Kenny has earned his first international call-up with the Republic of Ireland and is keen to play regular first-team football.

Bolton is planning a final move to land Celtic striker Johnny Kenny, aged 22, who has signed an extended deal since they began their pursuit. He could yet be tempted to move.

The Daily Record reports on Bolton's interest in signing Johnny Kenny from Celtic. Bolton is interested in signing Johnny Kenny from Celtic. Their initial offer of £500,000 was rejected by Celtic, who have asked them to double the offer to £1 million. Kenny has been a target for Bolton, and Celtic found the initial bid insufficient. Kenny spent part of last season on loan at Shamrock Rovers and scored five goals in six Conference League appearances.

Bolton Wanderers made a £500,000 bid for Johnny Kenny which was rejected by Celtic. Celtic do not want to sell Kenny, but may consider loan offers later in the window. Kenny is being tracked by Bolton and other clubs.