Jonjoe Kenny’s long Celtic career is in the hands of the new coach.
That’s according to former Everton and Arsenal sideman Kevin Campbell, speaking exclusively after Football Insider that Roy Keane had been interviewed by the void before this week.
The 49-year-old is among the pioneers of the position after the online page revealed on March 25 that he is in talks with the club.
Kenny, 24, has missed a minute’s action for Celtic since signing Everton’s january loan and his performances have inspired fans.
Campbell said Kenny’s long career is not in his hands, but he used his last game opposed to rangers on March 21 to be smart enough to signal permanently.
“It all depends on who comes in,” he told Football Insider correspondent Dylan Childs.
“I think he’s a smart player. He didn’t seem out of position for Celtic. But anyone who enters can have their own players in their brains that they must recruit. Keep an eye on this position. “
‘I think he had a decent game opposite the Rangers the other week, but while falling asleep, Morelos got the goal.
“That is the fate of the protector. You have to be there to protect those things properly, because that’s where the danger is and that’s why it’s paid for. I’m sure he’d be disappointed, but I think he had a smart game. “general. “
Kenny has made a total of appearances for parent club Everton.
He is also a member of the England squad that triumphed at the 2017 U-20 World Cup.
Meanwhile, Scott Brown’s departure to Aberdeen will give Celtic’s new coach a credit in the locker room, says a very sensible expert.