Celtic secured the Scottish Premiership title on Sunday afternoon, putting seal to yet another inevitable league triumph.
The Bhoys won 2-0 at Tynecastle to get over the line and typically, it was Kyogo who opened the scoring.
The Japanese bagged his 30th of the season and 50th for Celtic overall with the strike that came on 67 minutes.
He continues to hit new heights every week and left back Greg Taylor was full of praise for Kyogo when speaking to Glasgow Times:
“One word? Impossible. The guy’s frightening. It’s not just his goals, it’s his work for the team.
“I don’t know if he’ll get it, but he’d be a right contender and probably deserved Player of the Year in my opinion.”
It is certain all Celtic fans are as impressed with Kyogo as Taylor is.
Arguably, he is the best striker the club have had since Henrik Larsson and Taylor said some of things he does on the pitch are beyond belief:
“I didn’t even know he got a touch for the goal on Sunday. There you go. But I’m not surprised.
“He does that kind of finish constantly. What a player! He’s a great team-mate, always willing to work for the team. So, unbelievable.”
In the Celtic dressing room and among the fans, Kyogo is an adored figure.
His goalscoring qualities are next to none and between now and the end of the season, he will be looking to add even more strikes to his ever growing tally and become a treble winning Celtic striker.
