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LA Galaxy sign Japanese striker Kyōgo Furuhashi from Birmingham

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LA Galaxy have secured the services of Japanese striker Kyōgo Furuhashi, who arrives from Birmingham City. The 30-year-old forward previously starred in the Scottish Premiership with Celtic, where he won multiple league titles and established himself as one of the J-League's most prolific exports. His move to MLS represents a significant addition for the Galaxy as they look to bolster their attacking options. Details of the transfer fee and contract length are expected to follow.

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Furuhashi brings proven goal-scoring pedigree from top European leagues (J-League, Scottish Premiership, Premier League/Championship with Birmingham) to an LA Galaxy side looking to compete in MLS. His arrival addresses a key attacking need and signals Galaxy's intent to make a playoff push. For Birmingham, losing a marquee forward mid-window requires a replacement plan. The transfer also reinforces the growing trend of Japanese internationals choosing MLS as a destination.

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LA Galaxy sign Japanese striker Kyōgo Furuhashi from Birmingham · Socc360