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Kyogo Furuhashi Transfer from Celtic to Rennes

Daily Record reports on the transfer of Kyogo Furuhashi to Rennes and the anticipation surrounding his official unveiling. Kyogo Furuhashi has been in France since Thursday, with fans awaiting the unveiling of the £10m recruit. Rennes boss Jorge Sampaoli has been playing his cards close to his chest over the delay in bringing in the new frontman. The delay appears to be due to Celtic's plans to unveil Jota at the same time as Kyogo's departure.

The Daily Record reports on Rennes' interest in signing Kyogo Furuhashi to help improve their position in Ligue 1. Rennes boss Jorge Sampaoli has expressed interest in Kyogo Furuhashi, aiming to steer Rennes away from the Ligue 1 relegation zone. The transfer deal is valued at £10 million. Kyogo has already traveled to France to finalize the transfer details and undergo a medical examination. The transfer is expected to be completed imminently.

Daily Record reports on the imminent transfer of Kyogo from Celtic to Rennes. Kyogo is set to join Rennes from Celtic with the transfer deal close to completion. There has been surprise expressed that no clubs playing in the Champions League moved for him.

Kyogo Furuhashi has been sold by Celtic, a move that has attracted criticism from pundit Chris Sutton. According to Celtic's manager Brendan Rodgers, Kyogo expressed a desire to leave for a new challenge after spending three and a half years at the club. However, Sutton contends that the timing is unfortunate given the current campaign. He points out that Kyogo has been in excellent form, scoring important goals recently, and questions the ambition behind the decision to sell him. The transfer fee is reported to be £10 million, which Sutton deems inadequate for a player with Kyogo's impact. Kyogo has already arrived in Rennes, France.

Daily Record reports on the imminent transfer of Kyogo from Celtic to Rennes. Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers indicated that he expects the deal taking Kyogo to Rennes to be completed in the next 24 hours. Kyogo is set to finalize a £10 million move to the Ligue 1 club, concluding his three-and-a-half year tenure at Parkhead. During his time at the club, he scored 85 goals in 165 matches, earning three league winners' medals, two Scottish Cups, and three league cups. Rodgers mentioned that Kyogo had expressed a desire to pursue a new challenge months ago, and his interest in leaving intensified over time. Despite acknowledging Kyogo as an incredible player for Celtic, the club must respect his decision to depart and proceed with finalizing the deal.

Rennes is ramping up talks over Kyogo. A £10m deal has been agreed between the two clubs. Rennes manager Jorge Sampaoli confirmed the deal and is pushing to finalize it in time for Kyogo to debut against Monaco this weekend. Sampaoli expects Kyogo to bring depth to the team.

Daily Record reports on the potential transfer of Kyogo to Rennes. Kyogo is closing in on a move to Rennes. Celtic is set to receive £10m for the 30-year-old.

Interest from Rennes continues to linger for Kyogo, with their manager Jorge Sampaoli pushing for the 29-year-old. However, the board is reluctant to meet the £10m asking price set by Celtic. Pundit Billy Dodds commented on the situation, stating it would be 'strange' for Celtic to let Kyogo go, especially due to their current performance in the Champions League.

Rennes' coach Jorge Sampaoli had proposed the signing of Kyogo Furuhashi from Celtic, but the club's director of sports, Frédéric Massara, dismissed the suggestion, indicating a preference for recruiting French or European players. The internal tension between Sampaoli and Massara highlights their differing strategies for the club's winter transfer window. As Rennes aims to strengthen its squad amidst struggles in the lower ranks of Ligue 1, Sampaoli's interest in Furuhashi contrasts with Massara's focus on players who are considered to adapt more swiftly to the league.

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