“I’m enjoying life” – Kelechi Iheanacho’s update spells trouble for Celtic’s next rivals

Kelechi Iheanacho scored on his Europa League debut for Celtic as they settled for a 1-1 draw

Super Eagles striker Kelechi Iheanacho has declared that he is feeling relaxed and enjoying life at Celtic, so the fans should expect more goals from him in the coming weeks, Soccernet.ng reports. 

Iheanacho was brilliant for the Hoops on Wednesday night, as he scored their only goal in a 1-1 draw against Serbian giants Crvenda Zvezda.

The Super Eagles star, who surprising replaced Daizen Maeda immediately after the break, spurned a big opportunity in the opening minutes of the half, but he redeemed himself with a cold-hearted finish in the 55th minute.

That goal was Iheanacho's third-straight goal contribution for Celtic in three appearances for the club. And he is surely making a case to be a starter for the Hoops.

Iheanacho is having a dream start at Celtic. The last two years have been tough for him, as he struggled to score goals at Leicester City, Sevilla, and Middlesbrough.

After the game at Crvenda Zvezda, the 29-year-old forward revealed that a key reason for his upturn in performances is because he feels relaxed at Celtic. As such, the fans can expect more from him.

“To be fair, I've been in touch with the gaffer for a while. But it was a good decision with my team to come to Celtic,” Iheanacho said.

“As you can see, I'm enjoying in Celtic. So hopefully, there will be more goals to come and more performances to come.”

Why Kelechi Iheanacho's Statement Spells Trouble For Celtic’s Upcoming Opponents

Kelechi Iheanacho's form might tempt coach Brendan Rodgers to bench Daizen Maeda and give him a starting shirt soon.

The Super Eagles star has a lot to prove, and he has the trust of the manager and the confidence to carry out whichever form of havoc he wants in opponents' defences. This surely means trouble for any team that Celtic play next.

Celtic’s next game is against Hibernian, and Iheanacho will be hoping to get on the scoresheet once more and lead his team to victory.