He is showing some incredible form at the minute.
What a few months it has been for Aiden McGeady.
After being frozen out of the Everton team, the Irish star went on loan to Sheffield Wednesday for the second half of the 2015/2016 season.
That move proved ill-fated after a promising start and once he failed to impress in the Championship that time around, many people were wondering if the career of the Glasgow-born winger was coming to an end.
However, it’s a funny sport and McGeady is currently playing some of the best football of his career for his new club, Preston North End.
He is currently on a season-long loan at Deepdale after manager, Simon Grayson, decided to take a punt on the winger.
The 30-year-old has been prolific over the last number of weeks as he has been notching up a number of goals and assists for his new club.
His latest goal came in the dying minutes of Preston’s 2-2 away draw against Blackburn Rovers.
90+2' GOAL PNE! GET IN! Oh Aiden McGeady!
2-2 #pnefc pic.twitter.com/M2gTfMjZc3
— Preston North End FC (@pnefc) March 18, 2017
McGeady struck home from close range in the dying moments of the game to give his side a much valuable point.
The result leaves Preston five points off the playoff positions.
Both Preston and Irish fans were in glowing admiration
The limbs in our end when McGeady smashed it home was something to remember, think my knee is gonna hurt in the morn 😂😂😂
— Wardy (@WardyPne) March 18, 2017
https://twitter.com/tommyelly8010/status/843124630567247874
https://twitter.com/Legoffootball21/status/843123435110916096
Absolute Scenes in the away end when McGeady put that equaliser away!
Moments like that why i love Football#pnefc— Matt (@MattPuraVida) March 18, 2017
Mcgeady at it again!!
— Eamonn McGovern (@EamonnMcGovern) March 18, 2017
OH AIDEN MCGEADY
— . (@JustGoldyAgain) March 18, 2017
Aiden Mcgeady 🔥 #baller
— Will Monks (@Monksy91) March 18, 2017
His form will come as a huge boost to Martin O’Neill who looks set to be without a number of key players for Friday’s World Cup qualifier with Wales.
