Godwin ObajeKyogo Furuhashi’s Struggles Continue in France
Kyogo Furuhashi, the Japanese striker who left Celtic for Rennes in January, is facing a challenging time in France. Despite manager Habib Beye‘s assurances that Kyogo is an integral part of the team, the striker has been left out of the Rennes squad for the upcoming league tie against Toulouse.
Kyogo’s Struggles Persist
Kyogo, 30, has played just six times for Rennes since his transfer, struggling to find his footing in the French league. A shoulder injury kept him out of contention for a period, and he has yet to score his first goal for the club.
Manager Beye’s Conflicting Messages
In March, Beye expressed his confidence in Kyogo, stating, “Even if he doesn’t get the minutes he would like, he is an integral part of my squad.” However, his actions suggest otherwise, with Kyogo being omitted from the squad for the Toulouse match.
Kyogo’s Determination
Despite the setbacks, Kyogo remains determined to succeed in France. In March, he said, “I am gaining confidence. I’m putting my all into the game and showing my skills every day, and my time is increasing little by little.” He added, “I think I’m almost there. I will actively work on it and practice onwards for next season.”
Conclusion
Kyogo Furuhashi’s struggles in France serve as a reminder of the challenges faced by players adapting to new leagues and teams. As he continues to work hard and push for his breakthrough, fans will be watching with interest to see if he can turn his fortunes around.
Godwin Obaje
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