Having enjoyed a successful loan spell in Scotland, Adam Idah is now wanted permanently by Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers.
Following victory in the Scottish Cup final, the former Leicester City manager told The Record of the Daily that he wanted to keep Idah at Celtic Park.
Having joined the club on loan from Norwich City in January, the Irish international striker has impressed and has been a key part to success for Rodgers and his side.
Regarding Adam Idah, Brendan Rodgers
Irishman Idah has won a second winners medal this season after winning the championship with Celtic earlier this month. He has scored some significant goals during his loan stint with Celtic.
In an interview with The Daily Record, Rodgers praised Idah for playing at Hampden Park full-time and fielded questions about the likelihood of a permanent transfer this summer.
“Very real, hopefully. We needed a different dynamic up front, therefore in my opinion, he was the season’s impetus,” Rodgers remarked.
“The big guy comes in, he has so much potential and played in some really important games.
“What I love about Adam is he is a big game player. He loves the big games and occasions.
“At 23 with the potential and quality he has I think he can really push on in his career.
“Hopefully we can do something. He has a long-term contract at Norwich but he is definitely one I would love to bring back here.”
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