Celtic striker Kyogo Furushashi opened up about his feelings on the previous season, describing it as “frustrating” despite winning multiple trophies at Celtic Park. The Japanese forward admitted that he fell short of his personal goals and faced challenges throughout the campaign.
In an interview with Daisuke Nasu’s ‘Sushi Talk’ YouTube channel, Kyogo reflected on the difficulties he encountered, including a decrease in goals scored and changes in his playing position. Despite the setbacks, he chose to focus on the positives, noting that the season provided valuable experiences and opportunities for growth.
Rumors of a potential move to Urawa Red Diamonds have surfaced, with reports suggesting that the J-League side is interested in securing Kyogo’s services. However, Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is unlikely to approve the transfer, as he aims to strengthen the team’s attacking options rather than reduce them.
As Celtic continues to shape its squad for the upcoming season, Rodgers emphasized the importance of having three strikers available. With departures and uncertainties surrounding potential signings, the manager remains focused on building a strong attacking lineup for the challenges ahead.
