Adam Idah’s elevated performance for Celtic has been publicly commended by manager Brendan Rodgers, as the club contemplates extending his contract permanently.
Idah has performed admirably since his acquisition on loan during the winter transfer window. He has scored eight goals despite serving predominantly as a substitute in the past eighteen matches.
Celtic required an alternative option to challenge Kyogo Furuhashi for the central attacking role. In addition to offering competition, Idah also presents an alternative, more physical approach to matches, which occasionally alters the Bhoys’ attack strategy.
Their presence has significantly contributed to the team’s improved performance during the latter portion of the season. Their goals contributed significantly to Celtic’s Scottish Premiership championship defense, despite the fact that they rarely played together.
Rodgers has expressed his conviction that Idah will continue to develop in the coming years.
Celtic lauds Adam Idah as a “catalyst.”
The Celtic manager stated this week at a media conference [Celtic FC]: “It’s exactly what I desired. I desired two players with exceptional qualities that could be utilized in a variety of sports.
Without a doubt, Adam’s arrival has served as a significant catalyst for our team. His addition has improved both the team and Kyogo’s performance. He has a member in that group who possesses tremendous talent and will continue to improve.
“It’s fantastic to have the ability to either bring him into a game or initiate one in order to give Kyogo a break. “Whatever team I choose to play, or if I need to bring one from the bench, I know they are both prepared.”
Celtic must make a determination regarding the pursuit of Adam Idah.
Rodgers appears to be interested in retaining Idah’s services, but Celtic cannot have a say in the matter until they meet Norwich City’s asking price.
This weekend’s Scottish Cup final could mark the final appearance of the Republic of Ireland international for the Bhoys, as his loan agreement does not contain a purchase clause.
According to reports, Norwich could be seeking at least £5 million for the forward; therefore, it remains to be seen whether Celtic would value him at that price.
Even additional teams may be interested in his services, despite the fact that Idah has made no secret of his immense pleasure at playing for Glasgow.
Regardless of his future status, the January acquisition of the striker can be deemed a success. This weekend, Idah will be eager to put that behind him and finish the season with a significant contribution against the Rangers.
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