Idah is in form for Celtic and Stephen Kenny says Brendan Rodgers' work with the striker is reaping rewards.
Brendan Rodgers is the ideal man to take Adam Idah up a gear - and Stephen Kenny reckons he's done it already.
Idah was picked by Ireland boss Stephen Kenny for their March internationals and after he came off the bench against Belgium on Saturday, he could be in line for a start against Switzerland on Tuesday night. And his international gaffer is already seeing a big difference in him after just a few months working with Rodgers at Parkhead.
"He's been at Norwich for a few seasons and I think it is a fantastic opportunity for him. It is one that he has grasped straight away and from the outside looking in I am sure he is enjoying his spell in Glasgow. "He is hungry to do that and he has all the right attributes as I said. All that Adam needs to add to his game now is the consistency of performance and whatever transpires at the end of the season, so be it. Celtic are a fantastic club, a big club with fantastic traditions. Adam is now playing for a Celtic team that creates a lot of chances and it is no surprise to see him go up to Scotland and score goals.
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