A sports arena named after Park Ji-sung will open in his hometown, south of Seoul, in September, paving the way for the South Korean football star to pass on his know-how and experience to young players, officials here said Thursday.
The Park Ji-sung Football Center, set to open in Suwon, some 46 kilometers south of Seoul, will feature two synthetic turf fields and a two-story clubhouse with a clinic, museum and library, according to officials from the Suwon municipal government.
It will also run European-style training programs for kids between six and 13.
The Manchester United winger scored a dramatic goal in a match against Greece at the South Africa World Cup finals on Saturday, making it the third consecutive World Cup goal he has scored.//Yonhap
The Park Ji-sung Football Center, set to open in Suwon, some 46 kilometers south of Seoul, will feature two synthetic turf fields and a two-story clubhouse with a clinic, museum and library, according to officials from the Suwon municipal government.
It will also run European-style training programs for kids between six and 13.
The Manchester United winger scored a dramatic goal in a match against Greece at the South Africa World Cup finals on Saturday, making it the third consecutive World Cup goal he has scored.//Yonhap
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