Sad News: Celtic FC player Kyogo Furuhashi may not play again….

Celtic and Sunderland may share same reaction to player news: View

The late 2010s and early 2020s were a difficult time for Sunderland supporters as the club went from a consistent Premier League side to League One in the space of just two years.

 

While the Black Cats are now back on the up and chasing that promotion dream once again in the Championship, those players that helped to stop the rut and get the team back on an upward curve will be looked at as heroes if Regis Le Bris takes the side back to the top flight in the near future.

One of those to have been a regular throughout the days in the third tier, Aiden McGeady, announced his retirement from football on Thursday, 20 years and 609 appearances after making his debut for Scottish giants Celtic.

While it perhaps took longer than Sunderland had originally hoped to take them out of League One, the 38-year-old was extremely impressive during his time at the Stadium of Light, and supporters of both the Black Cats and the Bhoys will be sharing similar feelings following the announcement.

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