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Johnny Kenny Transfer from Celtic to Preston North End
Celtic sold Johnny Kenny to Preston North End for a fee of approximately €3 million, from which Sligo Rovers are expected to receive €300,000 due to a sell-on clause in their initial deal with Celtic.
Celtic sold Johnny Kenny to Preston North End for a fee of approximately €3 million, from which Sligo Rovers are expected to receive €300,000 due to a sell-on clause in their initial deal with Celtic.
Striker Johnny Kenny has been permanently signed by Preston North End from Celtic on a four-year deal, a move the club has officially confirmed. Johnny Kenny's departure from the Scottish champions brings his four-year spell with the club to an end.
Striker Johnny Kenny has been permanently signed by Preston North End from Celtic on a four-year deal, a move the club has officially confirmed. Johnny Kenny's departure from the Scottish champions brings his four-year spell with the club to an end.
Johnny Kenny completed his £3million move to Preston North End last night. Kenny had attracted interest from a number of Championship clubs following his successful loan spell at Bolton Wanderers, but Preston eventually signed him.
Johnny Kenny completed his £3million move to Preston North End last night. Kenny had attracted interest from a number of Championship clubs following his successful loan spell at Bolton Wanderers, but Preston eventually signed him.
Johnny Kenny was on loan at Bolton from Celtic for the second half of last season, scoring six goals before his campaign was ended by a knee injury that prevented the 23-year-old from participating in the play-offs. North End boss Paul Heckingbottom described Kenny as a player who likes to play on the last line and make runs in behind, is lively in the box, and works hard for the team. Heckingbottom said the club needs to do a lot of work with him tactically but finds that exciting.
Johnny Kenny was on loan at Bolton from Celtic for the second half of last season, scoring six goals before his campaign was ended by a knee injury that prevented the 23-year-old from participating in the play-offs. North End boss Paul Heckingbottom described Kenny as a player who likes to play on the last line and make runs in behind, is lively in the box, and works hard for the team. Heckingbottom said the club needs to do a lot of work with him tactically but finds that exciting.
The Irishman Johnny Kenny, who joined Celtic from Sligo Rovers in 2022 and scored seven goals in 32 first-team appearances, has departed Celtic in a permanent deal, joining Preston North End on a four-year contract.
The Irishman Johnny Kenny, who joined Celtic from Sligo Rovers in 2022 and scored seven goals in 32 first-team appearances, has departed Celtic in a permanent deal, joining Preston North End on a four-year contract.
Celtic striker Johnny Kenny is at Deepdale in anticipation of a move to Preston North End. According to Josh Gardy and Vinn O'Connor, it is understood that Johnny Kenny is finalising the paperwork on a four-year contract and will also watch Preston North End's Championship match against Bristol City.
Celtic striker Johnny Kenny is at Deepdale in anticipation of a move to Preston North End. According to Josh Gardy and Vinn O'Connor, it is understood that Johnny Kenny is finalising the paperwork on a four-year contract and will also watch Preston North End's Championship match against Bristol City.
Preston North End have reportedly agreed a deal to sign 23-year-old striker Johnny Kenny from Celtic for a fee said to be £3 million. The Republic of Ireland international has apparently agreed to a four-year contract with the Championship club. Preston secured the signing despite competition from both Blackburn Rovers and Bolton Wanderers, and the transfer represents a significant profit for Celtic, who purchased Kenny for around £140,000.
Read Full StoryPreston North End have reportedly agreed a deal to sign 23-year-old striker Johnny Kenny from Celtic for a fee said to be £3 million. The Republic of Ireland international has apparently agreed to a four-year contract with the Championship club. Preston secured the signing despite competition from both Blackburn Rovers and Bolton Wanderers, and the transfer represents a significant profit for Celtic, who purchased Kenny for around £140,000.
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