If a report from The Daily Record is believed to be true, Celtic are keeping close eyes on Dundee United teenager Owen Stirton. The former Hoops left-back Tosh McKinlay was in attendance to monitor

Scott Brown stated that ‘everyone’ was saying the Hoops would ‘miss Kyogo so much’, but that hasn’t been the case. The legendary midfielder pointed towards Maeda as the man who has stepped up and produced, as he told Premier Sports (09/03/25 at 2:40 pm).

Out of favour Kyogo Furuhashi saw a Stade Rennes teenager given the nod up front in their blockbuster clash with Paris Saint-Germain.

Kyōgo Furuhashi left Celtic to move to a bigger league, joining Ligue 1 side Rennes, but it might have been a mistake.

The Japanese ace has found himself relegated to the bench as Habib Beye looks to others to spearhead Rennes attack

Rennes boss Habib Beye favoured an untested 17-year-old striker over Kyogo Furuhashi for his side's game vs PSG last night.

RENNES fans have been left wondering if Kyogo has been ‘deleted’ after another major setback. The former Celtic talisman was yet again left on the bench – with a largely untested

Kyogo Furuhashi has been told that the persistent shoulder injury that has lingered on from his time at Celtic is a factor in the 30-year-old striker finding himself on the fringes under new Rennes head coach Habib Beye after the departure of Jorge Sampaoli. (Daily Record)

In an interview back in Japan, Kyogo has spoken about how he really felt about being snubbed by his country because he played his football in Scotland with Celtic. Kyogo was omitted from many Japan squads over his time in Scotland but it was the World Cup announcement whilst at Celtic that really stung the former Parkhead favourite.

Rennes boss Habib Beye has lifted the lid on his decision to play Kader Meite over former Celtic striker Kyogo Furuhashi . The Japan international completed a surprise mid-season switch to Brittany the month before last, although so far, the move has gone far from how Furuhashi would have planned.