Reo Hatate Was the Last Celtic Player Kyogo Furuhashi Spoke to Before Joining Stade Rennes – Details of Their Conversation Revealed

Reo Hatate Was the Last Celtic Player Kyogo Furuhashi Spoke to Before Joining Stade Rennes – Details of Their Conversation Revealed

In a recent revelation, Reo Hatate has shared that he was the last Celtic player Kyogo Furuhashi spoke to before making the decision to join Stade Rennes. The conversation between the two Japanese stars has now been revealed, shedding light on the emotional and thoughtful exchange they had before Furuhashi’s move to France.

According to Hatate, Kyogo expressed his deep affection for Celtic, stating that he would have loved to remain at the club. “Everyone here is very nice to me, and I feel at home,” Kyogo reportedly told his teammate. The bond within the Celtic squad, especially between the Japanese players, is strong, and Kyogo had become a key figure at the club, adored by fans and teammates alike.

However, despite his love for Celtic, Kyogo admitted that he felt the need to explore new opportunities and extend his career. “I need to push myself to the next level and explore new challenges,” he confided in Hatate, explaining why he had made the difficult decision to leave. It was clear that the move to Rennes was about personal growth and the desire to experience a different league after achieving so much in Scotland.

Reo Hatate, who has been a close friend and confidant of Kyogo since their arrival at Celtic, expressed his support for his teammate’s decision. “I felt very bad about it,” Hatate admitted, revealing that he found it difficult to see Kyogo go, given their close relationship. However, he also understood the need for Kyogo to follow his heart and take on a new challenge in his career. “I advised him to do what feels right for him, to follow his heart,” Hatate shared, showing his unwavering support for his friend’s decision.

Kyogo Furuhashi’s departure marks the end of a memorable chapter in his career at Celtic, where he scored a plethora of goals and quickly became one of the club’s most influential players. However, his move to Stade Rennes is an exciting new step, and fans of both Celtic and Rennes are eager to see how he will perform in Ligue 1.

For Reo Hatate, it’s another reminder of the transient nature of football, where teammates and friends sometimes go their separate ways. But the bond between the two players remains strong, and Hatate’s kind words of support show the respect they share for one another.

As Kyogo embarks on his new journey with Rennes, it’s clear that his time at Celtic will always hold a special place in his heart. Fans of both clubs will be following his progress closely, hoping that his next chapter in France is as successful and fulfilling as his time in Scotland.