Johnny Kenny just couldn’t find his feet during his four years at Celtic despite the club’s need for a goalscorer before he left. After Kyogo…

Former Celtic forward Johnny Kenny scored his first goals for Preston North End in a 2-2 draw against Queens Park Rangers. The striker scored a brace, including a notable finish from a tight angle, helping managerless Preston secure a point following the recent dismissal of manager Paul Heckingbottom.
Kenny joined Preston permanently over the summer after spending four years with Celtic and completing a loan spell at Bolton Wanderers. Despite opening his goalscoring account for Preston, Kenny expressed frustration following the match that his side was unable to secure a victory.
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