Callum McGregor and Joe Hart providing strong leadership. Adam Idah keeping the mood light with his humor helped Celtic push through a rough patch mid-season. Idah’s impact on the field was evident, scoring crucial goals including a Scottish Cup Final winner to seal the double. But it was his off-field antics that boosted spirits in the dressing room, as Liam Scales revealed.
Scales praised Idah for his fun-loving nature, bringing laughter and joy to the team. His presence alongside leaders like McGregor and Hart balanced the atmosphere and contributed to the team’s success. Scales expressed a desire to see Idah return, highlighting his unique playing style that complemented Kyogo’s skills.
As Celtic looks to replace Hart, who retired, Scales acknowledges the loss of a key figure in the dressing room. He emphasized the need for other players to step up and fill that void. Despite his own success last season, Scales remains humble and focused on continued improvement.
Reflecting on a demanding season, Scales emphasized the importance of coping with the intensity of playing at the top level. Looking ahead, he aims for even greater achievements, setting his sights on securing the League Cup and achieving the Treble with Celtic.
