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Celtic star Kyogo Furuhashi was “upset” following the 3-0 win over Kilmarnock, former Rangers defender Alan Hutton said it is sometimes tricky to control emotions on the football pitch.
Following the 3-1 win over Kilmarnock on Saturday Kyogo was spotted heading straight back down the tunnel at full time. The Japan international failed to get on the scoresheet at Parkhead with goals from Reo Hatate, Luis Palam and Greg Taylor enough to secure the win has netted five goals in 11 outings so far this season, averaging a goal every 159 minutes in the Scottish top flight.You need to remember it is an emotional game.We do not know exactly what went on but of course he could have bene upset, maybe he did not want to speak about it and just felt best going down the tunnel.Maybe he needed to go and ice something straight away. He does not seem the type of guy to get angry or upset.
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