Kyogo Furuhashi Breaks Silence with First Social Media Post After Celtic’s Victory Against Dundee FC—Fans Are Saying the Same Thing
Kyogo Furuhashi may have left Celtic for a new challenge with Rennes, but his connection with the club and its supporters remains strong. Just hours after Celtic secured a dominant victory over Dundee FC, the Japanese striker broke his silence on social media for the first time since his departure. His heartfelt message immediately sent Celtic fans into an emotional frenzy, with many echoing the same sentiment: “We miss you, Kyogo!”
Kyogo’s Emotional Post
Following Celtic’s impressive 7-1 victory over Dundee FC, Kyogo took to Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) to share a reflective message alongside a picture of himself in the green and white hoops. Though he didn’t explicitly mention the game, the timing of his post made it clear that he was still keeping an eye on his former club.
His post read:
“Once a Celt, always a Celt. Thank you for everything. Celtic will always have a place in my heart.”
Despite now playing for Rennes in Ligue 1, Kyogo’s words made it evident that he still holds deep affection for the club, its supporters, and his former teammates.
Celtic Fans React: ‘We Miss You, Kyogo!’
It didn’t take long for Celtic fans to flood Kyogo’s comments section with emotional responses, all saying the same thing—how much they miss him and how they wish he had stayed.
One supporter wrote:
“Come back home anytime, Kyogo. We’ll be waiting for you!”
Another added:
“This guy gave us some of the best moments in recent history. Absolutely irreplaceable.”
Others pointed out that Celtic’s dominant performance against Dundee reminded them of the energy Kyogo used to bring to the team:
“Watching us play last night, I couldn’t help but think, ‘This is the kind of game Kyogo would have scored a hat-trick in.’”
Even former Celtic players and club figures got involved, with some liking and resharing his post as a mark of respect.
A Legacy That Lives On
Kyogo’s departure was a major loss for Celtic, with fans and pundits alike questioning whether the club did enough to keep him. During his time at Parkhead, he scored 56 goals in 91 appearances, winning multiple domestic trophies and cementing his place as a fan favorite.
While Celtic have moved forward with their current squad, his impact is still felt, and many supporters believe he left too soon. Some are even hopeful that he could return to the club before the end of his career.
One fan summed it up perfectly:
“Kyogo wasn’t just a player—he was part of the Celtic family. No matter where he plays, he’ll always be one of us.”
Conclusion
Kyogo Furuhashi’s first social media post since leaving Celtic was a reminder of the deep bond between him and the fans. Even though he has moved on to a new challenge in France, his love for Celtic is still clear, and the feeling is mutual.
For now, the Hoops will continue their title pursuit without him, but his name will always be sung at Celtic Park. And who knows? Maybe one day, Celtic fans’ biggest wish will come true, and they’ll see Kyogo back in the green and white hoops once again.
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