A ruthless Celtic message was sent by Kyogo Furuhashi during Brendan Rodgers’ interview.

During Brendan Rodgers’ interview, Kyogo Furuhashi received a brutal Celtic missive from the club’s legend. The January transfer window was dominated by Kyogo Furuhashi’s decision to depart Celtic.

Brendan Rodgers’ team had just secured their place in the Champions League’s knockout phases with their victory over Young Boys during the league phase. It was Kyogo’s final match for Celtic, as he would depart Glasgow a few days later to sign a £10 million contract with Rennes, a French relegation battling team.

The individual in Celtic’s dugout was quite candid regarding Kyogo’s abrupt departure and the fact that he had previously expressed his desire to begin a new chapter in his football career months in advance. Considering all of this, as well as the fact that the champions-elect did not acquire a new striker and were still in

Europe at the time, the supporters were dissatisfied. Brendan Rodgers is commended for his success in removing Kyogo Furuhashi from Celtic. Rodgers has recently discussed the winter transfer window and his inability to secure the striker he desired. However, he has come to the realisation that the appropriate individual had to be brought in, rather than simply filling the void left by Kyogo.

Peter Grant stated on Go Radio that he has “a little sympathy” for the Celtic manager due to the challenges involved in recruiting strikers, even in the middle of a campaign.The Bhoys legend did not hesitate to express his opinion, stating that Celtic made the correct decision to remove Kyogo from the team and that he is currently warming the bench.

Grant expressed a degree of sympathy for the January window, as he believes that strikers are exceedingly challenging to acquire in such a window. “They are either performing satisfactorily at the club or Celtic is interested in them.” Unless you make an outrageous offer, the other club will not sell in that window. This window is less than desirable.

Kyoto’s for Rennes There is not much to report, and there is a bit of unfortunate timing, despite the fact that some Celtic Park supporters may not share the sentiment. This is due to the fact that Rennes terminated the individual who recruited Kyogo mere days after his arrival. Habib Beye, who is currently in the dugout, has been unyielding in his criticism of the Japan forward.

In addition to the fact that he has not given him any starts, he is not even playing him. Therefore, Kyogo’s statistics at Rennes are more indicative of his limited playing time than his lack of scoring. Kyogo’s games at Rennes commence with his appearance as a substitute. The total number of substitutes used is not specified.