Celtic's Kyogo Furuhashi has emerged as a surprise target for Manchester City as they seek a replacement for Julián Alvarez, who recently transferred to Atletico Madrid. City manager Pep Guardiola is looking for a versatile player who can contribute as both a winger and a striker, potentially accepting a limited role in the squad. While Kyogo has excelled in the Scottish Premiership, concerns about his recurring shoulder injury might complicate a potential move. Additionally, City's priority remains re-signing Ilkay Gundogan before addressing striker options, leaving Celtic's management on edge. Fans and analysts have praised Kyogo's energy and playing style, suggesting he could thrive in a squad role at City, although there are doubts about his availability and fit. With Celtic recently signing Adam Idah, the club may be reluctant to part with their star forward during the transfer window.