Brendan Rodgers now has a well-balanced Celtic squad to navigate the first half of the season, thanks to a successful summer transfer window. One of the key signings was Republic of Ireland international **Adam Idah**, who returned to Celtic for £9.5 million, including add-ons. Idah had a strong impact in the second half of last season, making his return an easy decision for the club.
With **Kyogo Furuhashi** and Idah both competing for the striker role, Rodgers’ plan to have two “number one strikers” has come to fruition. Idah took some time to regain match fitness but has found his stride, scoring his first goal of the season in a UEFA Champions League match against **Slovan Bratislava**. He then followed it up with a brace in a cup match against **Falkirk**, further solidifying his place in the squad.
As Rodgers balances the striking duo of Furuhashi and Idah, the Cork-born forward is now expected to play a central role as he builds momentum. His performances last season and his current form make him a key asset for Celtic moving forward.
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