Ji-Sung Park

Park Ji-sung (born in Seoul, South Korea, February 25, 1981, age 30 years) is a South Korean footballer who plays 176cm body and play as a winger at Manchester United. He became famous after scoring the game winner as national soccer team of South Korea beat Portugal in the 2002 World Cup.
His international career began at the age of 18 years as a defensive midfielder. When Guus Hiddink as coach of South Korea, Park is positioned as a wing midfielder. Since then, Park has become a player who can play in various positions, from wing-back to central midfield. Park Ji Sung of Manchester United earned the nickname Three-lungs Park or the Park with three lungs. The nickname arose because in the game, Park Ji Sung is always playing agrasif, full dedication, moving into the field with a steady speed during the game. In the last few games, Park scored important goals, such as during a match with Arsenal which will determine the position in the Premier League standings.