
The 30-year-old striker has failed to impress at Stade Rennes since his £10million move in January
Out of favour Kyogo Furuhashi reckons his Stade Rennes move has not worked out yet because he does yet have the trust of his new teammates.
The 30-year-old Celtic hero has been hampered by a persistent shoulder injury from his time in the Scottish Premiership after leaving for Ligue 1 in the winter window.

He has yet to score his first goal for his new club – having made just four appearances since his £10million move with boss Habib Beye only handing him one start.
Despite his lack of minutes, he was handed a call up for Japan’s World Cup qualifying double header against Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
The Samurai Blue would see off Bahrain 2-0 on Thursday to secure their spot at the tournament and top the group – but boss Hajime Moriyasu would not even name Kyogo on the bench for the clash.
He will be hoping for the nod in the second clash of the double headers as he looks to ramp up his minutes away from France.
But after watching his teammates secure qualification for the World Cup, Kyogo attempted to explain his lack of minutes for Rennes.
He told Nikkan Sports: “I’m running, hoping that one pass out of ten will be enough. It’s not good for a forward to stop moving there. I’m running and communicating.
Even in difficult times I believe I can make a splash somewhere. To that end, I want to prepare well and polish the areas I can on the pitch.
That means I can perform well when I’m on the field, and I want to stay positive and do my best.
Despite not getting the nod from Moriyasu on Thursday, the remains optimistic he will a run out in the clash with Saudi Arabia.
He said, “I’m grateful to have been called up, and with so many good forwards.
“I hope to be able to show my strengths. The national team has scored a lot of goals, so I would like to score as well if I get the chance to play.
The comments come with reports in France suggesting that a “successor” has already been lined up for Kyogo at Rennes.
L’Equipe report that Udinese striker Florian Thauvin has been made a contract offer with his deal in Serie A set to expire in the summer.