Celtic have officially re-signed Adam Idah, confirming his return after a successful loan spell where he scored 9 goals in 19 appearances.
His knack for late, crucial goals helped Celtic secure key points last season, including the memorable winner in the Scottish Cup final against Rangers, which clinched a league and cup double for the club.
🙌🇮🇪 He’s home!#CelticFC is delighted to announce the signing of Irish international striker Adam Idah from Norwich on a five-year deal – subject to international clearance 🆕✍#WelcomeHomeAdam🍀
— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) August 14, 2024
Here we go again!
CeltsAreHere can confirm that the deal to bring Idah back to Celtic Park is a record-breaking one for the club, costing up to £9.5 million.
The Irish striker has committed to a five-year contract, solidifying his place at Celtic for the foreseeable future. This move not only strengthens Celtic’s attacking options but also signals their intent to build on last season’s success.
It took all summer for the deal to get over the line, but after an agreement was struck with Celtic, personal terms were no issue, with Idah keen to make a return to Glasgow.
