Adam Idah eager to grasp opportunity after Teemu Pukki's departure

Pukki recently ended his five-year spell with 88 goals in 210 matches, the fourth highest haul in Norwich's history, leaving a cavity for manager David Wagner to fill

POISED: Adam Idah poses for a portrait during a Republic of Ireland media conference at Calista Luxury Resort in Antalya, Turkey. Pic: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Although the King of Carrow Road has departed, Adam Idah believes he’s a readymade heir poacher for Norwich City.

Teemu Pukki recently ended his five-year spell with 88 goals in 210 matches, the fourth highest haul in the club’s history, leaving a cavity for manager David Wagner to fill.