Michael Stewart is perplexed by Kyogo as Celtic concede points to Dundee United.

Michael Stewart is perplexed by Kyogo as Celtic concede points to Dundee United.On Sunday, Celtic failed to capitalize on their opportunities in the final third, resulting in a loss of points to Dundee United.

Brendan Rodgers witnessed his team’s inability to secure a victory for the second time this season. In reality, if you had presented this scenario to the fans at the beginning of the season, they would have accepted it with a grin.

 

 

However, this does not obscure the fact that Celtic failed to exhibit their usual level of performance against Dundee United, and there were valid reasons for this.Celtic’s stalemate with Dundee United leaves Michael Stewart perplexed by Kyogo Furuhashi’s missed opportunity.

 

 

Celtic should and could have emerged from Tannadice with the three points, despite their lackluster performance. The most significant opportunity occurred when Adam Idah lobbed a beautiful ball around the corner for Kyogo to score in a one-on-one situation.

 

 

However, Kyogo failed to make substantial contact with the ball, and Michael Stewart was unequivocal in his assertion that he was unable to understand the reason for this, as reported by Sportscene.

 

 

Initially, Rodgers implemented numerous modifications, many of which were compelled, which resulted in the XI being disrupted and the peripheral players being unable to demonstrate their capabilities due to a lack of rhythm and speed. However, this was not a sufficient justification for an individual such as Kyogo Furuhashi.

 

 

“Occasionally, when the game is so congested,” Stewart stated. “This is an exceptional play through the middle, and it is the clear-cut opportunity late in the game.”

 

 

“I am unable to understand why Kyogo has not struck the ball at that location, as it appears that he has positioned his body in a manner that would allow him to guide the ball with his left foot into the bottom corner.”

 

 

I am uncertain as to whether the ball passes over his body at an excessively rapid pace.Kyogo’s statistics for Celtic this season Idah was acquired for a substantial sum during the summer, and you anticipate that he will make his first start during the winter.

 

 

Rodgers will have a significant decision to make if Kyogo continues to struggle, as Celtic’s match against Rangers is imminent.Certainly, the Japan international is the monarch of the Glasgow derbies; however, he has not been himself of late and must score as soon as possible.

 

 

According to Transfermarkt, he has scored six goals in 15 Premiership matches, which is a decrease from his previous campaigns, despite his high standards.

 

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