Nigerian striker Kelechi Iheanacho has expressed delight after coming off the bench to score the winning goal for Celtic in their 2-1 victory over Hibernian.
Once again playing the role of impact substitute, Iheanacho proved decisive, netting the winner as Celtic secured all three points against a 10-man Hibernian side.
“I’m happy to help,” he said.
According to the forward, the most important thing is the team’s success, regardless of whether he starts or comes on from the bench.
“The win is what matters,” he implied.
Iheanacho highlighted the positive atmosphere within the squad, noting that both players and fans are pleased with the result.
“Everyone is happy,” he added.
For the Nigerian international, contributing in crucial moments is something he takes pride in, especially during the decisive phase of the season.
“It feels good,” he stressed.
He also emphasized the importance of maintaining momentum as Celtic continue their push in the closing stages of the campaign.
“We must keep going,” he noted.
The striker’s impact off the bench has become a valuable asset for the team, providing fresh energy and decisive contributions.
“I just try to be ready,” he said.
As Celtic aim to finish the season strongly, performances like this could prove vital.
For Iheanacho, the message is clear.
Stay ready.
Take your chances.
And deliver when it matters.
Because in football, heroes are often made in the moments that count—and Iheanacho is embracing that role.
