Adam Idah celebrates scoring for Celtic during his loan spell.

Celtic Signs Adam Idah from Norwich for £9.5 Million

Celtic Signs Adam Idah: A Promising Future for the Striker

Celtic Football Club has officially announced the signing of striker Adam Idah from Norwich City in a deal that could be worth up to £9.5 million. The 23-year-old has inked a five-year contract, marking his return after a successful loan spell with the club last season.

Idah's Impressive Impact During Loan Spell

During his loan period, which began in February, Idah made a significant impact on the squad, scoring nine goals in 19 appearances. This impressive tally included the winning goal in the Scottish Cup final against their rivals, Rangers, contributing to Celtic's league title success.

Adam Idah's Reaction to Permanent Move

Upon completing the transfer, Idah expressed his excitement in an interview with Celtic TV, stating, "I think everyone knew where I wanted to be. It's amazing for me and I'm delighted to be back." He highlighted the support from his family and friends, who urged him to return to Celtic, emphasizing his strong desire to be part of the club.

Celtic Manager Brendan Rodgers on Idah's Signing

Celtic's manager, Brendan Rodgers, shared his enthusiasm about the new signing, saying, "We are delighted to welcome Adam back to Celtic on a permanent basis... We are investing in a player of real quality who will be crucial for us over the next few years." His remarks underline Idah's contribution last season and the expectations the club has for him moving forward.

Transfer Details and Financial Breakdown

The deal is understood to include a near-record fee of £8.5 million, alongside £1 million in potential add-ons and a 15% sell-on clause. Idah's signing is part of a broader strategy by Celtic, who have also secured other players this summer, including Paulo Bernardo, Viljami Sinisalo, and Kasper Schmeichel.

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