Kyogo Faces Uncertain Future at Rennes After Limited Playing Time

Kyogo Furuhashi, who left Celtic for Rennes in January, is struggling to make an impact at his new club, having made only two appearances and remaining an unused substitute in several recent matches. Despite his hopes of breaking into the Japan national team, his lack of playing time under manager Habib Beye has led to speculation about a potential exit from Rennes this summer. The decision for Kyogo to move was controversial among Celtic fans, especially since his departure coincided with the rise of Daizen Maeda, who has excelled in the striker role left vacant by Kyogo. French journalist Justin Favre has suggested that it may not be surprising to see Kyogo leave Rennes soon, as he has yet to win over the new manager's favor. Kyogo expressed his intentions to succeed at Rennes and play until age 35, but his current situation raises questions about his future. The ongoing challenges highlight the difficulties players can face when transitioning between clubs and leagues.