Video: Adam Idah scores stunning pre-season goal as value increases

Adam Idah scored a stunning goal in pre-season training for Norwich City as his value continues to increase. After a successful second half loan with the Scottish Champions, Celtic have been keen to bring the player back on a permanent basis.

However, Idah is not forcing a move and is keeping his head down and working away to impress at Carrow Rd, which explains the brilliant acrobatic goal in training.

Celtic had a £4m bid thrown out for Idah but they are said to be readying another bid for the player. Norwich want to keep an eye on the player to see whether he has a future under their new manager but the reality is, Norwich’s valuation of the player will increase the longer he is there.

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5 Comments

  1. the Real Anton Rogan on

    FFS. You get them in training every other day.

    Hardly special or stunning

  2. Rodgers seems fairly relaxed regarding the time factor in getting his intended targets as permanent signings?
    Far more relaxed than the best part of our support by the looks of things currently?
    Paulo should be concluded soon enough, and not much panic with the squad in the USA at present?
    However, regarding idah and the other 2 rumoured deals now emerging, a lot more complications involving them deals, so the risk factors involving them remain high?
    With Rodgers claiming he’s looking towards the end of the window moreso than the here and now, only indicates that the players potentially being targeted are for the finalising of the CL squad, moreso than the early stages of the Scottish season?
    Seems to be across the board with the slowing down of getting such deals concluded, especially for the more proven player?
    Would say the more financial regulations are impacting teams moreso nowadays, where they are facing points deductions and examination if there finances aren’t in better order these days?
    Still doesn’t apply within Scotland, but could be something uefa have introduced, hence the big give away at the Hun scum shithole?
    We seem to be on the other end of the scale with the money available and our finances in order already?
    Possibly puts ourselves in a far stronger position to be able to conclude deals quicker with full amount payments instead of structured payments imo?
    Yet if Norwich are financially OK themselves, and having idah under contract, within a deal that suits their financial structure, then it’s a higher risk to themselves financially, when the growing calls from there support will be upon money spent on the replacement for idah?
    Looking moreso that these financial regulations introduced nowadays are having a far bigger impact within the overall transfer market, which in turn is slowing the whole process down in general imo?
    Possibly could also account for ourselves stock piling so many players also?
    The easier and quicker solution would be to continue to operate within the lesser markets, but Rodgers more intent to be looking at the proven players in far more competitive markets?
    Could be a case now of the clubs having more power than the players who were holding clubs to ransom over there demands for years?
    So a frustrating situation we find ourselves in admittedly, and the risk factors will grow more so with the time factors involved also?
    But also looking like a fairly big changes across the board in transfer activities, especially within the EPL?
    So as much as we were looking for changes within our transfer strategy, there also seems to be a fair degree of changes within the overall transfer market in general with more financial regulations in operation also?
    Even more frustrating that it’s nothing we have control over, all the while we have our house in order financially?