Gretar Steinsson is delighted for Bolton Wanderers teammate Ivan Klasnic after his recent goal scoring rush.

The Croatian was brought in from Nantes in the summer but took a while to find his feet in the Barclays Premier League.

However, the 29-year-old - who in March 2007 had a kidney transplant after suffering renal failure - appears to be finding form at a crucial time and has scored five in his last six league matches.

"He is a world-class player. You see him in training every day and his finishing is fantastic," said Iceland right-back Steinsson.

"Now he is scoring goals for us that is fantastic too.

"He is just a great lad and deserves to be doing well now at this moment after a terrible period he had a couple of years ago.

"It is great to see a professional coming back from difficulties and doing well in the hardest competition in the world.

"It is hard to come in and adjust to English football when there is a lot of pressure on you because you are a big name and you need to perform."