After signing Adam Idah, Celtic could look to add another attacking addition, taking advantage of the free agent market to land a reinforcement for Brendan Rodgers’ side after the transfer deadline has passed.
After sealing his loan move from Norwich City to the Scottish Premiership giants, Idah told Celtic’s official website: “I’m delighted. The past couple of days have been stressful, but today is the first day when it’s been a bit quiet, so I’m so happy to be here.
“I found out there was interest on Monday morning and from then it kicked on. But I was here, there and everywhere, so I’m chilling now and travelling later on, and looking forward to it. It’s such a big club and the gaffer here, the history he’s got is amazing, and him developing all these young players, I think it will suit me to a T, so I’m very excited.
“I’m the type of guy that will take each game as it comes. I want to win games, I want to be that demanding and what happens at the end of the season, we’ll see. It looks like there is going to be competition in the squad, but whether I’m starting on the bench or playing with him, it’s going to be great for me. I’m still 22 years of age and of course I want to play as many games as I can, but we all know you can’t play each and every game.”
Potentially not done there, according to Ryan Rowe of The Scottish Sun, Celtic could be enticed by the chance to sign Dwight Gayle on a free deal after his release from Stoke City. But after already welcoming Idah, it is Old Firm rivals Rangers who would be favourites to land the former Premier League forward if he looked towards Scotland for his next move.
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