Looking ahead to the upcoming season, Celtic’s Kyogo Furushashi is resolute in his determination to rediscover his scoring touch, adamant that he will succeed no matter the location of his next chapter in football. While speculation swirls around a potential transfer to Urawa Red Diamonds in Japan, Kyogo remains steadfast in his goal to further his career in Europe rather than making a return to his homeland.
Despite securing both the Premiership and Scottish Cup titles with Celtic last season, Kyogo harbors a sense of frustration with his own performances on the field. The 29-year-old striker openly acknowledges a dip in his form and expresses his unwavering desire to make a bigger impact through scoring more goals in the future. Keeping his next destination under wraps for now, Kyogo emphasizes his commitment to leaving his mark wherever he may play.
“I strive to showcase my skills and abilities no matter where I find myself,” Kyogo declares. “While I faced challenges last season, I am fully dedicated to regaining my scoring prowess and contributing to my team’s success.” As he continues to work towards reaching his full potential, Kyogo’s determination to enhance his performance and make a lasting impact on the field remains resolute.
