“After missing the previous two games, he had every right to be observant and trying to convince his management that he might consider rejoining the team.
Personally, I don’t believe that will occur. I believe Idah leaves again.
The good news is that, in Kyogo’s opinion, you don’t suddenly turn into a terrible player. And until the end of the season, I still believe he has something to contribute.
Simply put, good players don’t turn into bad ones. He is an excellent center forward. Simply put, Brendan has chosen to go with Idah at this specific moment.
Who is able to deny the Republic of Ireland international his position, though? With the exception of his missed penalty at Tynecastle, Idah has not made many mistakes since joining Celtic.
Not only has Idah won over the Celtic supporters with five goals in seven games, but he has also kept us in the title fight. His two penalties at Easter Road versus Hibs have now turned out to be significant.
Until the conclusion of the season, the 22-year-old will be a Celtic player. The challenge is set for Kyogo as long as he scores the goals that help us win the championship.
And in order to counter that, the Japanese striker needs to seize every opportunity that presents itself.