Park Ji-Sung has confirmed that he wants to remain at Manchester United beyond his current contract.
The 30-year-old, who will be out of contract at Old Trafford at the end of next season, has established himself as one of United's best big-game players, and has regularly chosen to shine in most of the club's high-profile matches.
But the recent arrival of England international Ashley Young is expected to see Park slip down the pecking order.
However, the Korean midfielder insists he has every intention of staying put.
"It would be an honour for me to keep playing for Manchester United," he told reporters in Vietnam.
"I just want to stay at Manchester United. As an Asian player, it's an honour to play for the biggest club in the world.
"I want to achieve the 20th league title for United."
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| Park Ji-Sung has made 117 appearances for Manchester United since joining them in 2005 Photo: Getty Images |
The 30-year-old, who will be out of contract at Old Trafford at the end of next season, has established himself as one of United's best big-game players, and has regularly chosen to shine in most of the club's high-profile matches.
But the recent arrival of England international Ashley Young is expected to see Park slip down the pecking order.
However, the Korean midfielder insists he has every intention of staying put.
"It would be an honour for me to keep playing for Manchester United," he told reporters in Vietnam.
"I just want to stay at Manchester United. As an Asian player, it's an honour to play for the biggest club in the world.
"I want to achieve the 20th league title for United."
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