Adam Idah’s Permanent Move to Celtic Imminent
Celtic FC is on the verge of signing Adam Idah on a permanent basis, with the striker set to make his second debut for the club in Sunday’s Premiership opener against Kilmarnock. The 23-year-old Irish international impressed during his six-month loan spell at Parkhead last season, scoring nine goals in 18 matches, including the winner against Rangers in the Scottish Cup Final.
Idah’s desire to rejoin the Hoops has been evident, and he was recently spotted on holiday with Celtic star James Forrest. However, his disciplinary issues at Norwich City have complicated the transfer negotiations. The Canaries have already rejected a £4 million offer from Celtic, but sources suggest that a deal could be completed within days.
Norwich City manager Johannes Hoff Thorup revealed that Idah would face disciplinary action for failing to make a flight for the club’s pre-season camp in Austria. “With Adam, there are some internal issues where he reported late for the flight on Sunday going to Austria,” Thorup said. “We decided he should come as quickly as possible. But of course, he could not be part of this game because there are some things we can accept and there are some things we cannot accept. And this is a part we cannot accept.”
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has been keen to bring Idah back to Parkhead, and the striker’s permanent signing would be a significant boost to the club’s attacking options. Idah’s loan spell at Celtic was impressive, and his goal-scoring ability would be a valuable asset to the Hoops.
The transfer negotiations have been ongoing all summer, with Celtic and Norwich City locked in talks. However, Idah’s disciplinary issues have added a layer of complexity to the deal. Despite this, sources suggest that a deal could be completed soon, with Idah set to make his second debut for Celtic in Sunday’s Premiership opener.
In conclusion, Adam Idah’s permanent move to Celtic is imminent, with the striker set to make his second debut for the club in Sunday’s Premiership opener. Despite disciplinary issues at Norwich City, Idah’s desire to rejoin the Hoops has been evident, and his signing would be a significant boost to Celtic’s attacking options.