Emotional Kyogo has told Celtic supporters how much they mean to him and how their backing helped him during his biggest challenge.
The Parkhead hero is the subject of a new FIFA documentary about players plying their trade abroad and the 28–year-old has opened up on his biggest moments in Glasgow's east end. And he pulled no punches over the battle he faced following the serious hamstring injury which kept him sidelined for over three months last season – just days after his thrilling exploits to sink Hibs and win the League Cup for Celtic.
Speaking to FIFA, he said: “There’s not much you can do after the fact. The period I was unable to play was really hard but beginning with the coach, the rest of the team told me to stick around the club. Everyone on the team said ‘hurry up and come back’. It really meant a lot and became motivation to work hard and come back as soon as possible."
