Adam Idah confidently addressed questions about his future and a potential return to Celtic during an interview while on international duty with the Republic of Ireland following their 2-1 victory against Hungary. The striker, who scored a crucial header in the match, discussed his experience with Celtic last season, where he made a significant impact in helping them secure both the league title and the Scottish Cup. Despite his successful loan spell with the Scottish club, Idah emphasized his commitment to Norwich City, stating, “I’m still contracted to Norwich and have four years left there.”
During his time at Celtic, Idah scored pivotal goals, including a late winner against Rangers in the cup final, endearing him to the fans and raising speculation about a possible permanent move. However, with Norwich reportedly seeking at least £6 million for the striker and his contract running for the next four years, his future remains uncertain.
When questioned about his desire to play for Celtic, Idah maintained his focus on Norwich, acknowledging the uncertainty surrounding his situation. “They are my parent club, and I don’t know what’s going on,” he stated. Despite the speculation and interest from other clubs, Idah is concentrating on his international duties and plans to address any potential transfer discussions after a much-needed break.
As the transfer window approaches and with his impressive performances attracting attention, the talented forward is taking things in stride. With his primary focus on representing his country and upcoming matches, Idah remains dedicated to his current club while keeping an open mind about what the future may hold in terms of his footballing career.
