BREAKING NEWS: Manchester United has terminated the contract of their star player this morning, who had the potential to help them win the Europa League.

Ji-sung Park is often regarded as one of the most underrated Premier League players, especially when debates arise about footballers who didn’t receive the full recognition they deserved. Despite being surrounded by superstars during his time at Manchester United, Park’s hard work and dedication made him a key figure in the club’s success.

Although some may argue that the wider football community overlooked his contributions, those at Old Trafford—teammates, fans, and managers—fully appreciated his efforts.

Park spent seven years at Manchester United, where his versatility, energy, and selflessness earned him the trust of Sir Alex Ferguson and the adoration of the fans. His reliability was evident as he made over 40 appearances in multiple seasons and only once failed to reach 20 appearances in a single season. These consistent performances contributed significantly to Manchester United’s success during some of its most dominant periods.

Over the course of his career at United, Park won four Premier League titles, three League Cups, the UEFA Champions League, and the FIFA Club World Cup, adding to his legacy as one of Asia’s most successful footballers.

Despite the honors and his crucial role in the team, Park made the difficult decision to leave Manchester United in 2012. Reflecting on his departure, Park explained that during his final season, he was sidelined for five consecutive games without injury, which signaled to him that his time at the club was coming to an end.

His close relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson made the decision even harder, as the club was eager to keep him, and Ferguson expressed his desire for Park to stay. However, Park felt it was the right time to move on.

Leaving Old Trafford was an emotional experience for Park, who had spent seven years building a life in Manchester. His departure was marked by a touching letter from Ferguson, which Park still cherishes. The letter, filled with warmth and appreciation, highlighted the strong bond between the player and his manager.

Park remains grateful for his time at Manchester United, especially for the opportunity to play under Ferguson, a relationship that brought him not only trophies but also a deep sense of mutual respect. Although Park left, his contributions ensured that he was never truly underappreciated at Old Trafford.