Adam Idah gave Celtic hope of a permanent transfer move with a strong message as international duty is at hand

The Celtic management team, led by Brendan Rodgers, really wants to keep Idah, but his complicated contract situation with Norwich City could make that hard.

During his time at Celtic, Idah has made a big difference, scoring important goals that have won him friends and raised his market value. Manager Brendan Rodgers said that he was a big reason why Celtic did so well last season.

His recent play for Ireland has made him even more popular, which means that Celtic might have a hard time meeting the higher price tag.

The new boss of Norwich, Johannes Hoff, wants to look at Idah during the pre-season and may include him in the team’s plans for the future. This has added to the difficulties.

Idah, who is under contract with Norwich until 2028, talked about what he thought about the situation. “Celtic is a huge club and built off the fans,” he said, as reported by Football Scotland.

“The fans will love it if we play games like the Cup Final and score the winning goal. I love them just as much.”

“I still have four years left on my contract with Norwich.” I haven’t given it much thought, but I’m still going back to Norwich. Norwich and I had a short conversation about when I’ll be back. At the beginning of the session, it’s hard because our summer break is coming up and we’re on internationals right now.

I haven’t been through this before and don’t know much about how it works. The biggest thing I want to talk about right now is internationals. After that, I’ll take a few vacations and see what happens.

It should be easier to see what will happen with the scorer after the international break and as the summer transfer window goes on. Idah could go back to Celtic, but he could also stay at Norwich to show himself under the new management. This is still an open question that will be closely watched.