Kyōgo Furuhashi: Will Not Play Again After Tammy Abraham Signing…. Read more

In a surprising turn of events, Kyōgo Furuhashi, the Japanese forward for Celtic FC, will reportedly not feature for the team again following the arrival of Tammy Abraham. The club’s decision has raised eyebrows, particularly as Furuhashi has been a key player for the team since his arrival in 2021.

Furuhashi, who had been an integral part of Celtic’s attack, scoring numerous goals and assisting in various matches, now finds himself sidelined due to the acquisition of the English striker, Abraham. Abraham, who previously played for AS Roma, was signed by Celtic in a high-profile move that has been seen as a strategic effort to bolster their attacking options. The 26-year-old has been in top form in Serie A, and his arrival is expected to provide the team with added depth and experience.

With the addition of Abraham, Celtic’s coaching staff now has to make difficult decisions on who will take to the field each week. Unfortunately for Furuhashi, this means a loss of his regular spot in the starting XI, with Abraham likely to be a central figure in their attacking setup.

This situation has left many questioning Furuhashi’s future at Celtic. While he has proven his ability in the Scottish Premiership, it remains uncertain whether he will have the opportunity to regain his position or if a transfer may be on the horizon. For now, the focus will be on how Celtic adapts to having two talented forwards vying for the spotlight and how this impacts their performance in upcoming matches.