Celtic won gold with a “fantastic” star

Celtic Looks like to lose one of the best players before the end of the January transition period because Kyogo Furuhashi approaches output of £ 10 million from Parkhead.

Rennes are allegedly in advanced conversations sign a permanent contract with the Japanese national team, after three and a half years for the attacker in Glasgow.

Kyogo should end his career in Hoops excellent return from 85 goals and 19 assists In 165 appearances and Brendan Rodgers will lose a reliable source of goals.

The January deadline closes next week, which means that there is still time for the club to find a replacement for Kyoga, and is allegedly in sight of the brondby Mathias Quistgaarden.

Seeked Price for Mathias Quistgaarden

Reported Football Insider that the Denmark side is looking for a fee of around £ 10m to approve of the transfer of her striker stars in the middle of the season.

The edition claimed that Celtic was planning a late attack for the Danish U21 International before the entry and replacement of Kyog, along with the move to return the Rennes winged player Jota back to Parkhead for another period.

Quistgaarden has hit ten times and enrolled in four assistants in the 15 appearances so far in the Super League this season for Brondby, suggesting that the 22-year-old AS could replace the threat of a goal that they would lose with the departure of Kyog.

£ 10m is a large amount of money to spend on one player for Celtic, but they have already proven that they can hit a target with big money supplements by hitting Jackpot with Arne Engels.

Celtic won gold with Arne Engels

The Scotland Premiership The champions stepped up their team last summer by breaking their club record in transfers signing of £ 11 million Belgian national team player from Augsburg.

It was a big gambling to sign a contract with a 20-year-old, at that time, for such a big compensation, but it seems that it has already paid off, since he was key to the club’s success in the Champions League.

The Hoops qualified in the play-off round of competitions after they dropped out in the group stage last season and its form was key to it.

As you can see in the table above, Engels, which produced seven goals and nine assists In all competitions, he offered a great threat in the last third as he held in physical duels in the middle of the park.

His impressive performances for Celtic, home and in Europe, also led to the jump of his transfer value. At the time of writing (January 27, 2025), Footballtransfeers has its own Expected value of transfer of a whopping 16.9 million euros (£ 14.2 million), which is over £ 3m more than what the Hoops paid for him last summer.

This shows that Scottish giants have come to gold with a development talent that can provide quality on the ground here and now, while still has the potential of growth of value during its time in Parkhead, which could also be the case with quistgaarden if they can reach an agreement for his signature in the coming days.

Hopefully, Engels, who was described as “fantastic” Captain Calluma McGregor, can continue to shine until the end of the season and later.