Celtic secured their 53rd Scottish Premiership title at the weekend as Ange Postecoglou made it back to back championships in charge of the Parkhead club.
In order to put seal on a title that was long in the making, the Hoops had to win at Tynecastle and win they did, seeing the Jambos off in a 2-0 triumph.
Unsurprisingly, Kyogo got the goal that broke the deadlock on 67 minutes, the Japanese knocking home from close range after a well worked move saw the Bhoys get in behind.
Almost immediately after this, however, the 28 year old had to be withdrawn through injury.
His replacement, Oh, did bag a goal himself, yet the injury to the man who now has 50 Celtic goals certainly worried Hoops fans.
Nevertheless, Ange Postecoglou was rather laid back regarding the situation and said (Glasgow Times):
“He hurt his shoulder a little bit. Hopefully, it’s not too bad. He’s had a few issues with it. We will just see and speak to the physios.”
Everyone involved with Celtic will be praying that Kyogo is fit and ready to go for Saturday as although the game doesn’t mean anything, it is still a Glasgow derby which means there is an opportunity to put Rangers to the sword.
Kyogo himself will want to be involved although Oh has proven on a few occasions that he can come in and prove to be an ample replacement on Saturday.
Celtic need to put an end to scottish media saying the gap is closing between the glasgow main rivals last two games have been closer but could be a bit of sluggishness in there passing but lately they put in a chip over the crowded midfield as seen against hearts if they do that sat our oppents aren’t to got quick defenders the midfield had been so packed it’s very hard to pass through it as teams see this away of stopping us can see angie mix it up a bit with carter vicars out and koybia in he might be getting attacked on his side he has a great pass in him can go bye players if he settles could top man in this game with his distribution they will give him the ruff treatment and with Steve MClean as ref might let a few go