Adam Idah has completed a permanent move to Celtic from Norwich City for a fee of up to £9.5 million, signing a five-year contract with the Scottish champions. The 23-year-old striker previously enjoyed a successful loan spell at Celtic, scoring nine goals in 19 matches, including a winning goal in the Scottish Cup final against Rangers. Idah expressed his happiness about returning to Celtic, stating that he always felt a strong connection with the club, players, and fans, which significantly influenced his decision. He emphasized that his experiences at Celtic were unparalleled compared to his time at Norwich, and he is eager to contribute fully to the team. Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers highlighted the significance of securing Idah on a long-term deal, viewing it as an investment in a player of real quality. Idah's return is seen as a boost for the club as they aim for continued success in domestic competitions.