Celtic F.C. head coach Brendan Rodgers share his full assessment over Kyōgo Furuhashi exit after the end of the season

The dust is now beginning to settle after another drama-filled campaign for Celtic.

Kyogo Furuhashi scored his customary goal for Celtic in the first Glasgow derby of the season, which Celtic won 3-0 against Rangers.

The dust is now beginning to settle after another drama-filled campaign for Celtic.

Kyogo Furuhashi scored his customary goal for Celtic in the first Glasgow derby of the season, which Celtic won 3-0 against Rangers.

Rodgers engaged in a conversation with Sky Sports regarding the campaign subsequent to Celtic’s re-emergence as champions.

Kyogo was also mentioned.

Brendan Rodgers shares Kyogo Furuhashi’s perspective prior to his departure.
It appears that Kyogo had expressed his desire to leave months in advance; however, Rodgers stated that the striker’s focus remained unwavering.

The Irishman discussed the predicament in a special Sky Sports program, Celtic: Another Season in Paradise (30/05/25).

Rodgers stated, “With Kyogo, it had been ongoing for some time.” “He maintained his concentration.” He maintained his level of professionalism.

“He was in the mood to depart at that moment, so he traveled elsewhere.”

Rodgers has stated that Celtic players “understand” what they are signing up for.

Celtic’s procurement is commendable due to the club’s propensity for acquiring players at a low cost and subsequently selling them for a substantial profit.

Rodgers elaborated on Kyogo’s departure, stating that players who join the club “understand” that they have the “opportunity” to quit if they perform well, as there are more financially rewarding offers available.

Rodgers stated, “Listen, Celtic is an extraordinary organization.”

“Many of the players arrive at this club with the expectation that the player trading model will provide them with the opportunity to play for this expansive organization.” Acquire titles. Participate in the Champions League and potentially advance to the next level.

“I am not interested in joining a larger club.” But into a league that maybe is better for them financially.”