Celtic have been handed a timely boost ahead of their Saturday night clash with Hearts, as striker Adam Idah has returned to training following an injury that saw him withdraw from international duty with Ireland.

The forward was pictured by SNS Group back in action on Thursday, suggesting he could be fit and available for selection at Tynecastle.
The unusual 7:45 pm kick-off adds an extra layer of intrigue to the encounter as the Hoops aim to maintain their unbeaten Premiership run. Idah’s availability provides manager Brendan Rodgers with another attacking option, although it remains to be seen whether he will start ahead of Kyogo Furuhashi, who has been leading the line with aplomb.
Idah’s recent injury woes have been well-documented. He suffered a nasty tackle from Liam Gordon during Celtic’s victory at Fir Park and endured further discomfort at Rugby Park, where he required prolonged treatment for a bloodied nose. Despite these setbacks, his return to fitness offers a welcome boost as Celtic navigate a congested fixture schedule.
Idah’s physical presence and fresh legs could prove valuable against a Hearts side known for their combative approach.
Kyogo has travelled to and from Japan in recent days, yet only played minimal minutes, so he shouldn’t be too burnt out.
We are faster but our midfield don’t defend as good as invincible team but they will get it right in Rodgers we trust