Despite his promising start at Rennes after his move from Celtic in January, Kyogo has faced numerous challenges that have made his time at the club difficult. Notably, the striker was publicly criticized by his manager and urged by journalists in both France and Japan to consider leaving the club just two months after joining for a hefty fee of £10 million. With limited playing time and an old shoulder injury hampering his performance on the pitch, Kyogo has found it hard to make an impact.
Having played only 112 minutes in four appearances without scoring a goal, Kyogo has expressed frustration at the situation. However, he remains hopeful and determined to overcome these obstacles. Despite the setbacks at Rennes, Kyogo continues to believe in his abilities and is focused on showcasing his talents and making a positive impact wherever his career takes him next.
While his club career may be uncertain, Kyogo has found some solace in being called up to the Japan national team. Grateful for the opportunity to represent his country, he is determined to make the most of his chances and hopes to contribute to the team’s success, even amidst his struggles at the club level. Despite the challenges he faces, Kyogo’s positive attitude and commitment to improvement highlight his strong work ethic and determination to succeed, both for his club and on the international stage.
