If there’s one thing that the Celtic fans are relishing at the moment, it’s the team’s knack for scoring goals from various parts of the pitch.

David Turnbull has been rifling them in from distance, Luis Palma smashing them in from difficult angles, and now Hyeongyu Oh impressively placing shots into the opposition’s net.

But none of them can compare to Kyogo Furuhashi, according to Celtic midfielder Matt O’Riley. The 22-year-old is currently on international duty with Denmark and has spoken highly of his Hoops teammate.

O’Riley expressed, “He’s a nice man! Me and him have a really good relationship on the pitch and I think probably 70 percent of the assists for Celtic have been for him. That shows how good he is to play with and how easy is to play with him.

“His movement’s top class. I actually think we need to use his runs a little bit more because his movement’s so good. He deserves the ball to be given to him because he works hard to create the space for himself. We need to keep utilizing him because he’s our best goalscorer and that would be helpful going forwards.”

Kyogo is undeniably Celtic’s most ‘deadly’ weapon. The Samurai Blue has scored 62 goals for Celtic since his £4.6m move from Vissel Kobe over two seasons ago.

While his role within the Celtic team has evolved, his scoring prowess and instincts remain unchanged.

Celtic fans witnessed against Aberdeen that he still possesses the nous to infiltrate at the near post and the burst of pace to outmaneuver defenders, making him a perilous force for their rivals.

Kyogo is set for continuous improvement throughout this season, and at just 29, he still has his prime years ahead of him.