Manchester United legend Ji-Sung Park has returned to English football to launch his coaching career.

The former midfielder - who is the most decorated Asian player in history - has taken charge of the U16 side at Queens Park Rangers as part of his coaching B license.

Park - who played for both Manchester United and the Rs - will be learning the ropes while under the tutelage of QPR's head of coaching Chris Ramsey.

Speaking to the club's official website, Park said: 'Having played for QPR I am really interested to see how they develop their younger players. I have learnt lots from the players as well as the coaches.

'I have been surprised at how enthusiastic Chris is towards football and particularly towards the youth levels.

'It is not normal to see someone who is involved with the first team, like Chris is, so involved with the whole youth system. It has been really impressive to see.

'You can see his philosophy which is brilliant. It all takes time but when the process is doing well, the club benefit long-term from it. I have learnt a lot of things from him.

Chris has lots of experience and I see how he listens to people.

'He listens to opinions and then makes his own decision based on the best way he can influence players. That is why he has such a good reputation as a coach.

'It has surprised me how much I have learnt. It is not just about your skill or ability, it is about your mentality too.

'People might think being a coach is quite similar to being a player. For me, I have realised it is totally different. It is not just about tactics, it is everything – leadership, communication, how you can influence every single player.

'When I look at Asia or South Korea, administration needs improving compared to Europe and I will look that way.'

During his career as a player, Park won the Premier League four times with Manchester United and picked up a Champions League winners medal in 2008.

Having featured 134 times for the Red Devils, Park also won the League Cup three-times and the Club World Cup too.

He scored a total of 19 times during his Manchester United career before joining Queens Park Rangers in 2012.

He made 20 appearances for the hoops before completing a loan move back to PSV - where he saw out the rest of his career.

Internationally, Park managed 100 caps for South Korea and played at three World Cups, in 2002, 2006 and 2010.

Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10332031/amp/Manchester-United-legend-Ji-Sung-Park-takes-coaching-role-Queens-Park-Rangers.html

Damnn niggarrr one of my fav midfielder of SAF era. FTC dedicated to all bombers out there. More cashouts this festive season. More pussies to bang. Lights my SK

He was good ..

SEO2002:
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amen

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One of my favorite midfielders

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I never knew that Ji sung park is a Man U legend.

Park,one of the finest players back then.

All the best to him in his coaching career

I tot he died.

wish great success

that year#Legend

This guy na one Animal that time

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SEO2002:
Damnn niggarrr one of my fav midfielder of SAF era. FTC dedicated to all bombers out there. More cashouts this festive season. More pussies to bang. Lights my SK

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must all the player that retired turn to coach most they coach cant they learn from ferndinand okocha ronaldinho ronaldo and co

One of my FAV... he never get tired.
I use ahm tired for Playstation that year. Park Ji Sung, Rooney & Giggs

obembet:
Manchester United legend Ji-Sung Park has returned to English football to launch his coaching career.

The former midfielder - who is the most decorated Asian player in history - has taken charge of the U16 side at Queens Park Rangers as part of his coaching B license.

Park - who played for both Manchester United and the Rs - will be learning the ropes while under the tutelage of QPR's head of coaching Chris Ramsey.

Speaking to the club's official website, Park said: 'Having played for QPR I am really interested to see how they develop their younger players. I have learnt lots from the players as well as the coaches.

'I have been surprised at how enthusiastic Chris is towards football and particularly towards the youth levels.

'It is not normal to see someone who is involved with the first team, like Chris is, so involved with the whole youth system. It has been really impressive to see.

'You can see his philosophy which is brilliant. It all takes time but when the process is doing well, the club benefit long-term from it. I have learnt a lot of things from him.

Chris has lots of experience and I see how he listens to people.

'He listens to opinions and then makes his own decision based on the best way he can influence players. That is why he has such a good reputation as a coach.

'It has surprised me how much I have learnt. It is not just about your skill or ability, it is about your mentality too.

'People might think being a coach is quite similar to being a player. For me, I have realised it is totally different. It is not just about tactics, it is everything – leadership, communication, how you can influence every single player.

'When I look at Asia or South Korea, administration needs improving compared to Europe and I will look that way.'

During his career as a player, Park won the Premier League four times with Manchester United and picked up a Champions League winners medal in 2008.

Having featured 134 times for the Red Devils, Park also won the League Cup three-times and the Club World Cup too.

He scored a total of 19 times during his Manchester United career before joining Queens Park Rangers in 2012.

He made 20 appearances for the hoops before completing a loan move back to PSV - where he saw out the rest of his career.

Internationally, Park managed 100 caps for South Korea and played at three World Cups, in 2002, 2006 and 2010.

Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10332031/amp/Manchester-United-legend-Ji-Sung-Park-takes-coaching-role-Queens-Park-Rangers.html

You don't have any business talking about football if you call park the most decorated Asian player in history.
What is son,Ali dei,kagawa ,Cha bum kum,Kim Jo sun playing, basketball?

I heard he was related to bruss lee