Adam Idah is receiving serious interest from Swansea City.

The Celtic striker has gone way down in the estimations of the Hoops fanbase. From the high of scoring the winner in the Scottish Cup final in 2024, he’s probably now at his lowest point.

Idah has played four games without scoring this season and missed a crucial penalty as Celtic were knocked out of the Champions League by Kairat Almaty.

Yet despite his bad form, EFL Championship side Swansea want to sign Idah. Now, Sky Sports have confirmed the interest and have provided some details.

Adam Idah of Celtic during the UEFA Champions League Play-offs Round First Leg match between Celtic and Kairat Almaty at Celtic ParkPhoto by Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty ImagesSwansea and Celtic ‘in talks’ over Idah

Reliable reporter Anthony Joseph has posted an update on the Sky Sports Scottish Premiership transfer blog, and has revealed Swansea are very keen to secure Idah on a deal.

Joseph also states that Celtic are surprised by Swansea’s approach and that Idah had no intentions of leaving the Hoops this summer.

The report states: “Swansea City are in talks to sign Celtic striker Adam Idah.

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“It is understood the approach has come as a surprise to Celtic, who had no intentions of selling the Republic of Ireland international this summer. 

“Idah has also not been looking to leave the Scottish champions. 

“However, Sky Sports News understands Swansea are pushing hard to sign the 24-year-old and are prepared to pay a decent fee.”

Would Celtic make a loss on Idah?

Back in August 2024 last year, Celtic pushed the boat out considerably to sign Idah permanently from Norwich City.

This came after a successful loan spell, but the club certainly overpaid for the Irishman. At £9m, he has not lived up to that price tag at all.

Idah did score 20 goals in 54 games for Celtic last season, so you could argue he has. But Celtic fans are not convinced by his ability over the longer term.

Joseph is reporting that Swansea are willing to ‘pay a decent fee’ for Idah. But it’s unlikely that will match the £9m spent on him last season.

However, talks are ongoing and it may well be that the Bhoys decide to keep Idah given how late we are in the window.