It is just over a week since Adam Idah bagged an iconic goal against Rangers to win Celtic a well-earned double in Brendan Rodgers’ first season back at the club.
The Irishman had a knack for scoring at crucial times for the Bhoys, and was truly impactful from the minute he donned the famous green and white Hoops.
A goal or assist every hour of league action is a remarkable record, and it is difficult to find any Celtic supporter who doesn’t want Idah signed permanently this summer.
When the 23-year-old joined the champions on loan from Norwich, though, there was no buy option inserted in the deal.
At the time, this wasn’t seen as too big a complication but now, it has proved to be just that.
Indeed, Celtic will have to negotiate with Norwich if they are to sign Idah permanently which, according to Sky Sports man Anthony Joseph, they want to do.
He says that the Parkhead side is keen to bring the striker back to Glasgow, but that new Canaries boss Johannes Hoff Thorup plans to assess him in pre-season before a final verdict on his future is given.
It looks like there will be an anxious wait for Celtic fans over the summer regarding Idah but in the end, hopefully, a deal can be done.
