The Czech international scored the winner at Celtic Park and twice against Kilmarnock at Ibrox last weekend.

Naderi told The Scottish Sun that the Rangers support has helped his recent form and can lift the team during important matches. He said: “The win over Celtic at Ibrox was hard to describe. People have to experience it.

“As players, we are lucky to experience it. It’s amazing. The atmosphere is amazing. You feel the confidence of the players when the fans back you.

“You also feel the energy in there. It’s unbelievable what kind of energy they bring. They can make us fly.

“If you bag a 3-0 victory at home in front of your own fans, it will always be amazing.”

Rangers followed their cup victory over Celtic by beating their rivals again at Parkhead, where Naderi scored the decisive goal.

The 23-year-old said the first win gave Rangers belief before the second meeting. Naderi said: “The first win gave us confidence. We wanted to go there and win again.

“At the same time, we knew it was way more important than the first game. This was about how we went into the break. It was going to be the last feeling we got.

“If you go there and don’t win, the 3-0 win at home would not have the same value. We wanted to win, and we did.”

Naderi scored after Min-su Kim’s effort was parried by Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo. The match was played in front of a Parkhead crowd with no Rangers supporters.

Naderi said: “I’m a striker and I’ll always try to be there. It’s also a bit of luck. You work hard for this luck – that the ball comes to you.

“It has to do with momentum and, right now, I’m lucky in situations. Goals happen how they happen, but you have to work for this. It was amazing to score the winner. I loved it.

“It’s amazing when you have your own fans but it’s also amazing when the opponent’s fans go silent. In the first second, it was a weird feeling. I thought ‘Does it stand? Why is everyone being like this?’

“Then I realised ‘I’m here among 60,000 Celtic fans’ – and it was a good, good feeling.”

Naderi believes the victory showed Rangers can challenge for the title, but said they must remain focused. He said: “We have confidence but we must stay humble.

“We have to realise what stage of the season we are at. It’s still near the beginning, and we have to continue to stay hungry and to get the wins in.

“The season is long, and we want to be on top at the end of the season.”