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Anonymous users2024-02-11It's Park Ji-sung, he plays for South Korea, and the club he plays for is Manchester United!
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Premier League giants Manchester United.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Park Ji-sung helped the South Korean team reach the top 4 of the World Cup because of his outstanding performance in the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan, and came to Eindhoven in the Netherlands with his mentor Guus Hiddink, and gradually served as the main right midfielder in the team with his relentless running. On April 14, 2005, they beat Lyon on penalties and reached the last four of the Champions League with PSV Eindhoven. In the summer of 2005, he officially moved to Manchester United in the English Premier League.
Career statistics.
Season Club Number Appearances Goals Country League Rank Ranking2009 10 Manchester United 13 17 3 England 1 22008 09 Manchester United 13 25 2 England 1 12007 08 Manchester United 13 12 1 England 1 12006 07 Manchester United 13 14 5 England 1 12005 06 Manchester United 13 33 2 England 1 22004 05 PSV Eindhoven 7 28 7 Netherlands 1 12003 04 Eindhoven 7 28 6 Netherlands 1 22002 03 Eindhoven 22 8 0 Netherlands 1 12002 Kyoto Immortals.
25 7 Japan 1 5
2001 Kyoto Immortal Bird.
38 3 Japan 2 1
2000 Kyoto Immortal Bird.
13 1 Japan 1 15
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Is it Lim Ji-sung or Park Ji-sung, Park Ji-sung is in the Korean team, Lin Ji-sung, it doesn't seem to be.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Park Ji-sung participated in the World Cup with the South Korean team in 2002.
At that time, he was only 20 years old, the youngest player in the team
In his first World Cup, he contributed to the South Korean team.
At 19:30 on June 14, 2002, Beijing time, the battle between Portugal and South Korea in the World Cup began, and Park Ji-sung scored a goal for South Korea in the second half, and finally South Korea defeated Portugal 1-0.
At 03:00 Beijing time on June 19, 2006 (21:00 local time on the 18th in Germany), the first match of the second round of Group F of the World Cup was played at the Zentral Stadium in Leipzig, and finally France was forced to draw 1-1 by South Korea.
In the 9th minute, Henry's goal not only ended his 414-minute goal drought in the World Cup, but also broke the embarrassment of the Frenchman who did not score for 370 consecutive minutes in the World Cup. But Park Ji-sung's goal in the 81st minute leveled the score.
At 19:30 on June 12, 2010, Beijing time, South Korea and Greece met at the Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth, and Lee Jung-so and Park Ji-sung scored one goal each in the 6th and 51st minutes of the game.
So Park Ji-sung's current World Cup goal tally is 3 goals.
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Anonymous users2024-02-062 pcs. Landlord, I'm doing a task, please choose me.
The landlord is a good person!!
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Anonymous users2024-02-05This、It is recommended that you go to the sports weekly report、
The World Cup viewing guide inside has very detailed information
However, it's too late to buy it now.
You can only try your luck at the post office.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Landlord There are details in the references.
Please see that you can also go to NetEase - World Cup - to interpret the top 32 list.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03It's a big project! 32 teams, 23 people each! =。=
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Goalkeeper 1 Casillas (Real Madrid).
Goalkeeper 23 Reina (Liverpool).
Goalkeeper 12 Valdés (Barcelona).
Defender 2 Albiol (Real Madrid).
Defender 15 Ramos (Real Madrid).
Defender 17 Arbeloa (Real Madrid).
Defender 11 Capdevilla (Villarreal).
Defender 3 Pique (Barcelona).
Defender 5 Puyol (Barcelona).
Defender 4 Marchena (Valencia).
Midfielder 14 Xavi Alonso (Real Madrid).
Midfielder 10 Cesc Fabregas (Arsenal).
Midfielder 16 Sergio Busquets (Barcelona).
Midfielder 8 Xavi (Barcelona).
Midfielder 6: Andres Iniesta (Barcelona).
Midfielder 21 David Silva (Valencia).
Midfielder 20 Martinez (Athletic Bilbao).
Forward 13 Juan Mata (Valencia).
Forward 7 Villa (Barcelona).
Forward 9 Torres (Liverpool).
Forward 19 Llorente (Athletic Bilbao).
Forward 18 Pedro (Barcelona).
Forward 22 Keylor Navas (Sevilla).
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Anonymous users2024-02-011 Casillas Goalkeeper 23 Reina Goalkeeper 12 Valdés Goalkeeper.
11 Capdevilla Wing-back, 15-Ramos, Wing-back, 5-Puyol, Centre-back, 3-Gerard Pique, Centre-back.
2 Albiol Central Defender 17 Arbeloa Wingback 4 Marchena Central Defender 8 Xavi Forward.
6 Andres Iniesta Forward 20 Javi Martinez Forward 10 Cesc Fabregas Forward 21 David Silva Forward 14 Alonso Forward 16 Buzques Forward Defender.
22 Navas Forward 19 Lorente Forward.
7 Villa Forward 9 Torres Forward
13 Juan Mata Forward 18 Pedro Forward.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Whew, I'm hand-hitting, wait a minute
Barthez: Marseille.
Thuram: Juventus.
Gala: Chelsea.
Abidal: Lyon.
Sagnol: Bayern Munich.
Makelele: Chelsea.
Patrick Vieira: Juventus.
Zinedine Zidane: Real Madrid.
Ribery: Marseille.
Malouda: Lyon.
Thierry Henry: Arsenal.
Subs Diarra: Chelsea.
Trezeguet: Juventus.
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Anonymous users2024-01-3016 - Butters Marseille 19 - Sagnol Bayern Munich 15 - Thuram Juventus 5 - Galla Chelsea 3 - Abidade Lyon 4 - Vieira Juventus 18 - Diarra (56 mins for Vieira) Lens 6 - Makelele Chelsea 22 - Ribery Marseille 20 - Trezeguet (100 minutes for Ribery) Juventus 10 - Zinedine Zidane (c) Real Madrid 7 - Malouda Lyon 12 - Henry Barcelona.
11 - Wiltord (107 mins for Henry) Lyon.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29GK: Butters.
Defenders: Abidal, Galla, Thuram, Sagnol.
Midfielders: Franck Ribery, Claude Makelele, Zidane, Patrick Vieira, Malouda Forward: Thierry Henry.
Because it's been so long, many of them can't remember clearly. Zinedine Zidane, Real Madrid. Gallas. Arsenal, Thuram, Manchester United. Patrick Vieira, Arsenal. Thierry Henry: Arsenal. Makelele: Chelsea. Malouda, Chelsea.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Position Name Club Date of Birth Height (cm) Weight (kg) Goalkeeper Casillas Real Madrid 1981-5-20 185 70 Goalkeeper Valdés Barcelona 14-2-1982 183 78 Goalkeeper Reina Liverpool 1982-8-31 190 94 Defender Raul Albiol Real Madrid 1985-9-4 187 74 Defender Gerard Pique Barcelona 1987-2-2 192 75 Defender Marchena Valencia Jul 31, 1979 183 Guard 76 Puyol Barcelona Apr 13, 1978 178 Guard 80 Capdevilla Real Feb 3, 1978 182 Guard 78 Sergio Ramos Real Madrid Mar 30, 1986 183 Guard 73 Arbeloa Real Madrid Jan 17, 1983 179 79 Midfielder Andres Iniesta Barcelona 11 May 1984 170 65 Midfielder Xavi Barcelona Jan 25, 1980 170 68 Midfielder Cesc Fabregas Arsenal 1987-5-4 180 69 69 midfielder Xavi Alonso Real Madrid 25 Nov 1981 183 75 Midfielder Sergio Busquets Barcelona 16 Jul 1988 191 81 midfielder Javi Martinez Athletic Bilbao Sep 2, 1988 187 83 Midfielder David Silva Valencia 1/8/1986 172 67 Midfielder Keylor Navas Sevilla 1985-11-21 170 60 Forward Villa Barcelona 1981-12-3 175 69 Forward Torres Liverpool 1984-3-20 185 70 Forward Juan Mata Valencia 1988-4-28 170 64 Forward Pedro Barcelona 1987-7-28 170 65 Forward Llorente Athletic Bilbao 1985-2-26 193 88
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Anonymous users2024-01-27Xavi Alonso, Real Madrid.
Andres Iniesta Barcelona.
Xavi Barcelona.
Villa Barcelona.
Absolutely.
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Anonymous users2024-01-26Spain won in extra time against the Netherlands.
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Anonymous users2024-01-25Spain 1:0 Netherlands won the championship.
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Anonymous users2024-01-241st place Spain 2nd place Netherlands 3rd place Germany.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The winner was the Matadors Spain.
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