£23,000-a-week: Celtic signs a new goalkeeper, winger and striker, set Scottish Premiership

The Hoops and Brendan Rodgers will have a busy finish to the season on the field as

they want to defeat rivals Rangers and win the Scottish Cup at

Hampden Park in addition to the Scottish Premiership title.

Away from the field, though, it appears like Celtic is getting ready for the summer transfer

window and is hoping to finalize a number of deals.

Celtic Park officials are reportedly eager to finally sign a goalkeeper, winger, and striker,

with Joe Hart’s retirement as their top priority. These claims surfaced earlier this year.

Rodgers has also previously admitted that the club could be “braver” with their additions

Adam Idah, a striker currently on loan from Norwich City, is one player who seems to be a

long-term aim; he is scheduled to return to the club at the end of the current season.

Nonetheless, it appears that the Hoops share the Republic of Ireland international’s

willingness to remain at Celtic permanently.

In the past 48 hours, Football Insider has reported that Celtic is now prepared to

make a permanent offer for Idah, with the Canaries placing a £5 million value on the striker.

It’s unclear from the article if the Hoops are prepared to match that asking price,

but it sounds like Norwich will get a formal bid for the forward from Celtic.

After scoring a goal against Motherwell, the 23-year-old, who earns £23,000 a

week at Carrow Road, was dubbed “absolutely stunning” by Chris Sutton.

In 15 appearances for Celtic, Idah has scored seven goals and contributed two assists.

If a long-term agreement is reached, Rodgers, who praised the forward in February, might be pleased.