Former Norwich City star Danny Mills admits the time is now to let Adam Idah go to fulfil his Celtic dreams and protect the Canaries in their pursuit of promotion.Record Sport revealed the 23-year-old has told the Carrow Road side his heart is in Glasgow as the clubs continue to discuss the terms of a permanent switch to Glasgow.
Idah was a smash-hit on loan and is closing in on returning to Celtic for keeps. And Mills wants Norwich to move quickly to get a deal over the line.
Speaking to Football League World, Mills said: “It's so difficult if a player wants to leave and move on, but Norwich City must understand where Adam's head is at and also if they receive a bid which is too good to turn down, then the decision is made for them."He's a good player and naturally we want him to stay and hope he does as he can have a big season for Norwich City.
Norwich have ambitions for the play-offs so he would be key to making this happen, but a decision must be made quickly as if he moves on, it's key to bring in a suitable replacement.”Meanwhile, former Manchester United star Paul Parker has warned Kasper Schmeichel to expect challenges on plastic pitches when he heads to Scotland for the second time in his career after a loan stint at Falkirk 17 seasons ago.
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