Johnny Kenny, a footballer who first saw the light of day on the 6th of June 2003, is currently aged 22. This lad has his roots in the Republic of Ireland and is best known for his adeptness in the forward position, primarily as a striker in the service of Bolton Wanderers. 5ft 9in tall (or 1.77m in the metric scale), he struts a physique weighing in at 11st 2lb (71kg). Kenny, who sports the number 9 jersey, has also had the privilege of representing his homeland in the Republic of Ireland national team.
As of the present, his market value stands in the vicinity of €600k, which is equivalent to around £513k when converted, according to Transfermarkt. You may verify this statistic by following this link.
Rewinding back a bit, in January of 2020, Kenny kicked off his senior football career with a Premier Division club in his home country, Sligo Rovers. Here, he made quite an impression with 32 appearances in the first team, netting 11 goals during the 2021 season.
In January 2022, our Irish lad moved on, making his way to a Scottish Premiership club, Celtic, for a transfer fee that ran up to about £140k. His stint with Celtic spanned a couple of seasons and proved rather eventful. During the 2024 - 2025 season, Kenny graced the green grass a total of eight times for the first team and managed to score a single goal in league matches. The following season saw Kenny step up his game a notch, with 15 appearances and four successful attempts at goal.
In between his time Celtic, he was twice loaned out, first to Queen's Park in the Championship, where he clocked up 12 first team appearances during the 2022 - 2023 season. Then, he moved over to Shamrock Rovers back in his home country, where he played impressively, making 59 appearances over two seasons and scoring a commendable 18 goals in total.
Finally, in February 2026, Johnny got a taste of English football, being loaned to Bolton Wanderers in League One. So far, Kenny has had a stint of four first team appearances and has managed to poke home one goal.
On the international stage, Kenny has had a smidgen of the big leagues. He has participated in the World Cup Qualifiers Europe 2024 - 2026 for the Republic of Ireland, making a single appearance as a substitute.
