The Irish media’s response to Adam Idah’s performance as the Republic of Ireland defeated Bulgaria

The Irish media’s response to Adam Idah’s performance as the Republic of Ireland defeated Bulgaria This season, Adam Idah completed a substantial permanent transfer to Celtic,

 

 

 

and his experiences in Glasgow have been inconsistent. The 24-year-old is not a consistent fixture under Brendan Rodgers, as the goal-mad Daizen Maeda has now claimed the center-forward position at Celtic. On Sunday,

 

 

 

 

Idah maintained his anonymity by scoring the game-winning goal from the bench in the Republic of Ireland’s victory over Bulgaria in the UEFA Nations League. Heimir Hallgrímsson’s team was dominating 2-1 after the first leg in Plovdiv. Despite falling behind by a goal after 30 minutes in Dublin, second-half goals from Evan Ferguson and Idah secured the return leg victory and a 4-2 win on aggregate.

 

 

 

This implies that Ireland will retain their position in the Nations League B, and Idah will return to Celtic with a renewed sense of purpose. Irish media commends Celtic’s Adam Idah following their victory in the UEFA Nations League. It will be intriguing to observe whether Idah will now establish himself in Ireland’s starting lineup after scoring from the substitute.

 

 

 

 

It is certain that the former Norwich City player is not causing himself any damage; however, he is surpassed in the pecking order by Troy Parrott, the Man of the Match, and Ferguson of West Ham United. Idah’s 25 minutes on the field were the subject of discussion by two Irish outlets, who awarded him a high rating for his off-the-bench cameo.