Adam Idah sends class Instagram message after scoring for Celtic again.

With a 7-1 victory over Dundee at Parkhead yesterday night, Celtic maintained their lead over Rangers in the Scottish Premiership race.

Adam Idah, who has scored five goals in six games since joining the team, was one of the scorers. Trevor Carson, the opposition goalkeeper, had little chance against his fierce header.

Despite early doubts—which, to be honest, were directed more at the Bhoys’ transfer policy than the player—Idah has come to play a significant part under Brendan Rodgers, who appears to have executed a brilliant move in bringing him into the team.

The Republic of Ireland international has shown that he thrives when given pressure to perform when things count and has accepted the challenge of playing under intense scrutiny.

Earlier this week, he said, “I think I thrive off pressure.” That’s what makes me happy. That’s the main reason why many players play football. You get that little bit of incentive from that pressure. That’s when I know I perform at my best.

Idah is obviously enjoying his newfound hero status at Celtic, and if he keeps up his present performance level, it might be hard to ignore the chants from supporters for Rodgers to move him permanently north of the border.

There is a lack of clarity around a ballpark amount if we were to try and deal him in, despite reports in Ireland suggesting that he might be available for more than £3 million.

Adam Idah takes to Instagram after Celtic trounce Dundee

Idah made his impression by getting on the scoresheet and using the ball well when needed, despite only having 14 touches in an hour on the pitch.

According to Sofascore, the 23-year-old successfully contested 100% of his aerial duels and completed nine of his eleven attempted passes.

Following the game, the Cork native posted on Instagram to express his happiness with the Bhoys’ performance versus Dundee and to thank the audience for their support. He also said, “What a performance!” “Last night, the crowd was rocking,” was followed by the green heart emoji.

Few would contest that Idah is the better choice between the two to serve as a focal point when Heart of Midlothian attacks on Sunday. Kyogo Furuhashi is a difficult man to keep off any side.

Idah will be eager to voice his opinion in the capital if given the chance, and Celtic’s credentials in the championship fight will be put to the test greatly by traveling to Tynecastle.

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