Idah will return to parent club Norwich City after helping Celtic secure the double - but the Hoops want him back.
Kyogo Furuhashi has urged Celtic to tie down strike partner Adam Idah long term - insisting everyone at Parkhead wants him to stay.
The Ireland international had replaced Kyogo in the 62nd minute at Hampden before netting the final goal of the domestic season. It was the latest of a series of big strikes after he hit doubles in wins against Hibs and Motherwell as well as netting at Ibrox and Rugby Park on the evening the title was secured a fortnight ago.
He said: “He’s doing a very good job and as a striker, as a colleague, I am very happy for him. I think everyone wishes him to stay. But at the end of the day that’s his decision. We want him to stay, though.”
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