Breaking News: Adam Idah A player For The Glasgow Celtics Will Be Leaving The Team Due To Allegations Against…
With success at Celtic, where he nearly scores a goal every game, Adam Idah’s confidence has grown.
Idah’s prospective permanent transfer to Celtic may be postponed due to Norwich’s summertime proceedings over Josh Sargent.
If Idah keeps up his good work and wins a championship for Celtic, supporters could demand that he stay with the team longer.
As he attempts to win a domestic double with Celtic before the end of the season, Adam Idah’s fresh start away from Norwich City has gone incredibly well. However, while he may make a permanent move to the Glaswegian giants in the summer, his future may rely on Norwich’s success going forward.
Having come through the development levels, the Irishman found it difficult to get a first-team berth at Carrow Road. His goal total was also somewhat low, so Celtic approached him about signing, a move that has been beneficial for all three sides. Idah appears to be regaining confidence, Celtic has a goal scorer who scores nearly a goal per game, and Norwich’s best player is now valued higher.
The possibility of a permanent relocation to Celtic Park, however, may be shelved given the interest shown in members of Norwich’s current attacking lineup.
According to reports, Celtic has the option to sign Idah when his loan term expires, but any action might depend on Norwich’s summer business, which might cause Josh Sargent to leave the team.
Since joining the team in the summer of 2021, Sargent has undoubtedly been the most reliable player for Norwich. With 12 goals in only 17 Championship games this season, he has shown why he is a cut above the rest, as the Canaries have only lost twice since the start of the season.
Given the interviews Sargent has given this season, Brentford and other teams have been linked to him as they get ready for former Peterborough United striker Ivan Toney to leave the team this summer. Although a £30 million price tag has been attached to the American striker, Norwich would not be able to afford to lose both Idah and Sargent in the summer transfer window.
While Sydney van Hooijdonk, a striker for Bologna, is on loan, Ashley Barnes is still under contract at Carrow Road until the end of the following season. If the team is promoted to the Premier League through the play-offs, there will be even more pressure to replace the Dutchman and sign another striker before they can be satisfied with their forward line-up for the upcoming campaign.