Celtic are set to grant manager Brendan Rodgers his wish by moving forward with the signing of Adam Idah. The striker, who scored the winning goal in the Scottish Cup final, has impressed during his loan spell from Norwich City. With nine goals in 19 appearances, he has been a key player in Celtic’s success this season.
While Norwich City are reportedly seeking a fee of around £6million for Idah, they are currently without a manager following the departure of David Wagner. This uncertainty could complicate matters, but Celtic are confident that they will be able to secure Idah’s services for the upcoming season.
Rodgers has been full of praise for Idah, describing him as a “big game player” who has consistently delivered when it matters most. The Celtic boss is hopeful that they can reach an agreement to bring Idah back to Glasgow, where he can continue to lead the line in important matches, including in the Champions League.
Overall, Celtic’s hierarchy are aware of Rodgers’ desire to keep Idah at the club and are working towards making it happen. The Irish striker’s future remains uncertain for now, but there is optimism that he will be back in the green and white hoops next season.
