Celtic Boss Brendan Rodgers Praises Adam Idah
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers had high praise for striker Adam Idah after his dramatic late winner against Rangers in the Scottish Cup final. Idah, a 23-year-old Republic of Ireland player on loan from Norwich, made a significant impact in the match.
Idah’s Winning Goal
Idah’s ninth goal since joining Celtic secured a league and cup double for the team. He capitalized on a mistake by Rangers’ goalkeeper Jack Butland in the last minute of normal time to clinch the victory.
Rodgers’ Appreciation for Idah
Rodgers commended Idah’s performance, describing him as a “big-game player” and a crucial addition to the team. He emphasized Idah’s speed, dynamism, and goal-scoring abilities, highlighting his development and potential for further growth.
Future Prospects
While Rodgers remained discreet about a potential long-term deal for Idah, he expressed his admiration for the player’s contributions and positive impact on the team. He acknowledged Idah’s professionalism, adaptability, and confidence in crucial moments.
Joe Hart’s Retirement
Rodgers also celebrated goalkeeper Joe Hart’s successful final game before retirement, praising his dedication, leadership, and exceptional career spanning over two decades. Hart’s clean sheet in the final match added to his remarkable legacy in football.
