Adam Idah Leaves Celtic for Swansea After Tough Spell

Adam Idah, the Republic of Ireland striker, has reflected on his challenging time at Celtic after completing a £7 million move to Swansea City. Despite scoring key goals including a late winner in the Scottish Cup Final against Rangers and winning two league titles and a Scottish FA Cup, Idah faced significant criticism and 'hate' from some Celtic fans who never fully supported him. He described the experience as 'torture' when underperforming but acknowledged the intense highs that come with playing for a top club like Celtic. Idah emphasized that much of his contribution, including around 20 goals mostly as a substitute, often went unnoticed. Having been left out of Celtic's squad for the first Old Firm derby of the season due to Swansea's interest, he expressed pride in his time at the club but is now focused on a fresh start with Swansea. Idah also recently scored a crucial equalizer for Ireland in a World Cup qualifier, signaling a promising continuation of his career.