One of them is Kyogo Furuhashi, who left Celtic for Stade Rennais this past winter window, and ultimately did not receive much playing time at all for the French side.

If Kyogo Furuhashi doesn't want to be at Celtic beyond this January transfer window then he's got a funny way of showing it. Two goals in Dingwall on Sunday, followed by the obligatory dance in ...

Furuhashi is responsible for a remarkable 2.52 of Celtic’s xG. Advertisement Away from the highlights reel content of the game itself, Furuhashi positions himself squarely between the shoulders ...

Birmingham City’s quest to find new firepower led them to Kyogo Furuhashi and Chris Davies is conjuring up ways to pair him ...

Kyogo Furuhashi brought an end to his phenomenal run at Celtic by joining Rennes in January. It is a move that not many would have seen coming, especially in the middle of the season and with ...

The Kyogo Furuhashi v Giorgos Giakoumakis debate enjoyed a surprise twist during Celtic’s 3-1 win away to Ross County. A tactical switch-up during the second half saw them play together as the ...

Kyogo Furuhashi has made an honest admission about a major disappointment that he faced while at Celtic. Kyogo was absolutely brilliant during his three-and-a-half years at Celtic Park. The ...

Kyogo Furuhashi scored a double against theRangers at Hampden Park for Celtic a couple of weeks back, making it the second season on the bounce he’s scored a brace in a League Cup Final to win ...

Stand-in winger Kyogo Furuhashi showed his ... looked like he had layered up for the -5C temperatures but he faced two shots inside the first two minutes as Celtic twice gave the ball away on ...

Kyogo Furuhashi is ‘a special talent’ who will bolster ... “He was a special talent at Celtic and the fans took to him right away.” Blues manager Chris Davies has two reference points for Kyogo in ...

Celtic’s Kyogo Furuhashi in action. ... The start of the MLS season is a little more than a month away, with Atlanta slated to open its 2025 campaign at home against Montreal.

The Japanese striker was the difference as the champions-elect moved 12 points clear of their rivals.