Striker Kyogo Furuhashi admits he wants to keep playing at Celtic for as long as possible - but concedes "no one knows the future" amid swirling transfer speculation.
The 28-year-old is reportedly on Burnley’s radar after scoring 34 goals in 50 games to help Celtic to a domestic treble under Ange Postecoglou last term, while it has also been suggested that the Australian would like to take the Japanese international to the English Premier League for a reunion at Tottenham. An exit for the forward would present a major blow to Brendan Rodgers with Kyogo becoming a talisman for Celtic in the two seasons since his move from Vissel Kobe.
The forward has spoken out on his future - as well as addressing critics of the standard of the Scottish Premiership in his homeland after he was frozen out of the international picture by boss Hajime Moriyasu - before scoring on his return to the Japan squad in the end of season friendly against El Salvador. Writing for Japanese outlet Sponichi , he said: “As I keep scoring goals and Celtic continues to win.
