Albian Ajeti will be pleased if he finds himself linking up with Odsonne Edouard again this Sunday when the Hoops take on St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park.

But so long as the Swiss striker is in the team, he’ll be happy, and whether he scores or not, he just wants to help the team win.

Neil Lennon’s side are aiming to make it four wins on the bounce against a St Johnstone side who are looking forward to a League Cup final later this month and who ended their cup final opponents, Livingston’s impressive 14-game unbeaten run with a 2-1 away win over them last weekend.

For Ajeti, the main thing for Celtic is to keep building on the recent run of good form that has seen them win their last three league games, most recently the 4-0 victory over St Mirren in midweek.

Speaking ahead of Sunday’s clash in Perth, the 23-year-old striker said: “If I’m up front on my own, or it’s two strikers, it doesn’t matter. As long as we have success as a team, that’s all that matters.

'I like to play up front with Odsonne. It gives me more time and gives us more presence in the box, which is good and important for us, and we do it quite well.'

“I knew it was a hard league (Scottish Premiership), a tough league with lots of fight. I would say it’s like English football – with a proper English mentality, which is good. I like that in football.

“As I said, it’s tough, it’s hard, it’s very intense and we’ve got the quality to play but also the quality to fight in games, and we’re prepared for any kind of games.

“I’m back, I’m fully fit now and I’m feeling good. We’re winning, so everything is going well at the moment.”

Ajeti is well aware of the demands that come with being a Celtic player, but it’s something that he embraces. And after some injury setbacks, he is determined to play his part in the remainder of the campaign.

“I like the pressure, I like to feel that and I think all of us, if we know we have a bit of pressure, we just get stronger and perform better, and for a club like Celtic, this is normal,” he said.

'There are players here who have been used to it for a few years now, and all the new players who come in get used to it as well.'

“I had a problem with my fitness, and then injuries, so I didn’t play much. That’s part of football but, as I said, I’ve been back for the last few games now, I’m feeling good, we’re having success and this is what matters, and the goals will come again.”

Albian Ajeti: I know that more goals will come for me