Norwich have reportedly turned down Celtic’s initial offer for Adam Idah, leading to a standoff over the highly sought-after striker.
It was recently revealed that Celtic had made their first bid for Idah, who impressed while on loan last season. The club’s interest in signing him permanently was no secret, with reports suggesting an initial offer was made on Wednesday.
However, Football Scotland has now reported that Norwich have rejected the first offer, which was said to be around £4m with additional conditions. The club is holding out for a higher fee, with new manager Johannes Hoff Thorup wanting to assess Idah before making a decision.
Despite Idah’s success at Celtic last season, Norwich is standing firm on their asking price, which is believed to be around £6m. The striker’s value has increased following his time at Parkhead and his rise in the Irish national team.
