Celtic need attacking reinforcements when the summer transfer window opens.
Daizen Maeda has been exceptional for the club this term and hit the 30-goal tally despite chopping and changing from a wide player to a lone striker.
Manager Brendan Rodgers reckons Daizen can be the main man through the middle on a permanent basis but surely a striker joining Celtic at the end of the season would make sense.
One option would be a stunning move for Kyogo at a cut-price deal as his Rennes stay looks to be coming to a premature end.
Pundits are divided on Celtic hero Kyogo returning in summer
The hitman has resigned himself to leaving having been told to “pack his bags” from Ligue 1 after Kyogo was humiliated by his manager.
The thought of Rodgers bringing Kyogo back to Celtic Park has divided opinion from pundits with Alan Hutton suggesting he had his chance and should never have wanted to depart in the first place.
He said: “I wouldn’t (take him back). I would say, ‘Why didn’t you just stay there in the first place?
“He’s went there thinking the grass is greener on the other side and it’s quite clearly not. He’s went there and is hardly playing now, not kicking a ball.
“He was playing in Champions League, winning trophies, competing every year, getting awards… why would you go to where you went? A Juventus or something but come on.”
Kyogo’s Celtic stats before forcing Rennes move
Premier Sports host Darrell Currie then offered the opposite opinion by claiming a Kyogo return would work for Celtic so long as the 30-year-old held his hands up and admitted he got it wrong.
“If Kyogo wanted to come back and he’s got the desire to come back and wants to hold his hands up and say he’s made an error in judgment and wants to give everything to the football club he did before… surely you take him back?”
Kyogo was one of Celtic’s most prolific strikers in recent years with 85 goals and 19 assists from 165 outings.
