Idah felt he could do no right at Carrow Road in the eyes of some and Parkhead stint gave his career a new lease of life. Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletter We have more newsletters Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletter We have more newsletters Adam Idah has thanked Celtic for rebuilding his confidence in front of goal after feeling scapegoated at Norwich City. The Ireland striker signed off his loan deal in sensational fashion by sinking Old Firm rivals Rangers with a 90th minute winner in the Scottish Cup final.
That has cemented hero status for the Cork man among the Parkhead faithful, who are desperate to see him return on a permanent deal. Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers wants to make it happen but is waiting on the club’s decision makers to green light a move, while Norwich will play hardball. Idah still has four years left on his Canaries deal and the Championship club have just appointed Johannes Hoff Thorup as manager and he wants to assess his squad.
But Idah said: “Going to that new environment was unbelievable for me and to have everyone behind you and supporting you is probably what I needed. “I struggled a bit at Norwich , probably on the back end of a lot of things, with the way the team was going and I was probably the scapegoat to that. Going to Celtic really brightened it up for me and gave me a lot of confidence.
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