Speaking exclusively to Football FanCast, Frank McAvennie said that he believes Jonjoe Kenny would be a good addition for his former side this summer.

Kenny is a product of Everton's Academy, but has spent the majority of the previous three seasons out on loan in order to gain valuable experience away from Goodison Park.

His most productive stint came at Schalke last season, although his impressive performances in the Bundesliga led to him making just one Premier League start following his return to Everton last summer.

Kenny's only other starts came in the EFL Cup, meaning the defender was sent out on loan in January - this time north of the border to Celtic.

Since arriving in Glasgow, the 24-year-old has played every minute of Celtic's nine Scottish Premiership games, including Sunday's draw in the Old Firm derby.

"If he would come to Celtic on a permanent basis I would be happy with that signing," McAvennie told Football FanCast when asked whether Celtic should sign the Everton full-back permanently.

He added: "I like him. I think he's a decent player. The first two or three games he came in, he was getting past the defenders and whipping the ball into the box. As a former striker, I would have ate them up.

"But the strikers at Celtic don't. Edouard wasn't getting in there, he likes everything into his feet. So it was hard. Ajeti and Klimala were getting chances, but weren't putting them away. I don't think they've had crosses like that for such a long time, they didn't know what to do with them."

Kenny has entered the final 18 months of his contract at Everton, and is down the pecking order under Carlo Ancelotti, meaning there's every chance he'll be moved on this summer, with Celtic Park up there with his likeliest destinations.