Johnny Kenny has been the man in form since Brendan Rodgers’ resignation, and there will be hope he can deliver in Europe on Thursday night.
Celtic face Feyenoord at De Kuip in a game that could have a huge say on whether they can qualify for the next phase of the Europa League.
Feyenoord were beaten by NEC Nijmegen in the build-up to the game, and some supporters are turning against Robin van Persie.
Kenny struggled against St Mirren but will be expected to lead the line in Rotterdam.
De Kuip is known for its hostile atmosphere, but the Republic of Ireland international has admitted that it is not his thing.
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Johnny Kenny not a fan of Feyenoord’s pre-match scenes
The Sligo man grew up around quieter surroundings so is probably still getting to grips with the hustle and bustle of Glasgow.
Rotterdam is a different story, and inside the stadium it is practically known for turning into a nightclub with their pre-match playlist.
That doesn’t seem to be Kenny’s cup of tea, though, as he hilariously admitted he’d much rather listen to some boyband music.
“Not for me. There won’t be any Westlife will there?!” he joked with the Daily Record.
Johnny Kenny backs himself to fire Celtic to European glory
Confidence is key for a striker, and the Irish forward seems to be a man who believes in his own ability.
He has had a taste of the European stage in his stints with Shamrock Rovers.
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“I always think I can get into positions. It’s just about putting the final piece on it. But I think I always know I’d get into positions, it’s just getting that first goal and obviously I did so hopefully I can keep getting there and get the goals,” said Kenny.
“You need to back yourself and if you don’t, I don’t think there’s a point.”
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