Celtic have eight Premiership games left and a Scottish Cup semi-final against Aberdeen looming.
Kyogo has struggled to hit his sensational Celtic scoring form of old since Brendan Rodgers took charge. But Gerry Creaney reckons Rodgers could be about to tease the best out of the talisman with silverware on the line.
“His movement is still there. He’s still very sharp and getting into areas that are difficult for defenders to defend in. Some players adapt very quickly to change, others don’t. Few strikers, with the exception possibly of Harry Kane going to Germany, just roll into town and carry on regardless. With Ange Postecoglou, Kyogo understood the culture and understood the role.
“But if you play a front three, there’s lots of different partnerships going on there. It may have knocked him when you have that great understanding . You’ve got to adjust, as top players do, to others coming in. Maybe it’s a quick ball into the box under Ange, Kyogo the main man, let’s get him in there. Whereas Brendan wants to hit certain areas.
“But you also see his contribution to the team and maybe that’s taken its time to be recognised. He could be the difference-maker but it might just not be through his goals. He’s so impressive to watch. That turn of speed, that sharpness aligned to what he’s trying to achieve – score goals.
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