"Lastly, I'll do the 'Argh' pose. Smile!"

After playing in a cartoonish retirement game, Park Chu-young (Ulsan HD) held a press conference for Su-hoon and took a photo with reporters who came to the stadium for a special occasion. The past 20 years of his professional career seemed to fly by like a beacon. He was quiet as usual, but he left the stadium after saying "thank you." He didn't want a stellar retirement, but he was a star. He ended his career with a sparkle like a star.
Sports Seoul selected Park Joo-young for the final 38th round of the "Player of the Round (POTR)" of the "Hana Bank K League 1 2024" season.

There is no disagreement. In the 38th round home game against Suwon FC held at Ulsan Munsu Stadium on the 23rd, he entered as a substitute in the 28th minute of the second half when his team faced 2-2 and assisted Ataru's winning goal (39th minute of the second half) and scored a wedge shot (44th minute of the second half). Ulsan, which confirmed its early victory earlier, experienced a more brilliant winning ceremony with Park Chu-young's dramatic performance. 바카라사이트

Having returned to the pro league in two years before retirement thanks to the persuasion of teammates including Lee Chung-yong, who has grown together since the days of FC Seoul, Park displayed his genius as a "football genius" and successfully achieved his active career. Not only led his team to victory, but he also successfully scored more than 100 K-League offensive points (77 goals and 24 assists) in the last game.

When Park scored the goal, not only his teammates but also the coaches including Kim Pan-gon ran and hugged him, which was overwhelming. It made me feel how recognized Park Joo-young is inside.

Park is also called a "prepared leader." Park earned recognition by his junior teammates for his outstanding career including European career and exceptional leadership when he was with national teams. He is a senior who often eats and enjoys communication.

Ulsan plans to discuss its future with Park, who is removing his status as a playing coach. He also made a joke. "Isn't it right to play as a joker for 15 minutes more?" said CEO Kim Kwang-guk with a smile at the retirement match. Park waved his hands. "Now it's hard to run. It's physically difficult."

How will Park Chu-young, who left behind a genius footprints to pursue his second career in soccer, come back? How will Korean soccer again embrace his genius? I am already curious.