Ange Postecoglou insists striker Kyogo Furuhashi is the 'best' he's ever seen in terms of the forward's movement.
And the Celtic boss revisited his claim that sometimes he's left 'frustrated' by his players not being able to effectively spot the runs the Japanese attacker makes. Postecoglou was glad to mark his 100th game in charge with a win over Hearts in midweek, with Kyogo on target alongside fellow countryman Daizen Maeda - which the Japanese set up for his pal - and Sead Haksabanovic sealing a late strike to gain three points.
It's the first of a double header against Robbie Neilson's men with a testing Tynecastle tussle set for Saturday as both sides vie to book another spot at Hampden in a Scottish Cup quarter-final tie. And Postecoglou admits Kyogo is in a league of his own in some regards but that his squad must keep improving to maximise the top scorer's abilities.
