The Kyogo cover was damaged during the Celtic departure delay, and a welcome party was held at Rennes in response to the transfer mystery.

The cover of Kyogo has been damaged in the wake of the Celtic exit delay, and a welcome celebration has been organised in the wake of the Rennes transfer mysteryJorge

 

 

Sampaoli, the manager of Rennes, has disclosed that Kyogo Furuhashi has arrived from Celtic, despite his inability to participate in the match against Monaco.

 

 

 

This month, the 30-year-old has been the primary focus of the manager, who is hoping that the Japan international can guide his team out of the Ligue 1 relegation zone. The Scottish Premiership leaders are expected to receive a £10 million payout for the frontman, while Jota is expected to depart for an £8 million fee.

 

 

 

 

In a Thursday interview, Sampaoli expressed his optimism that Kyogo would be available for the Stade Louis II match on Saturday, even suggesting that a deal would be finalised within 24 hours.Sampaoli expressed his “high expectations” for the Parkhead talisman following the 3-2 defeat, as enigma surrounds the striker’s unveiling. Additionally, a deal appears to be imminent.

 

 

 

When asked about the Hoops’ fan favourite, the Argentine manager responded, “We had hoped that he would be able to play a few minutes against Monaco.” We have high expectations for him, as he is a player who has the potential to provide us with a significant amount of depth.

 

 

 

Rennes striker Amine Gouiri has expressed his approval regarding the addition of a new competitor for the forward position, remarking after the match: “The rationale behind Kyogo Furuhashi’s arrival at the club is that we require his presence.”

 

 

 

“We require additional support in our offensive strategy.” It is beneficial for the institution. Competition is an inherent aspect of the profession. I believe it is beneficial for all individuals to elevate their standards. I anticipate that he will provide us with substantial assistance.