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Looks like Korean soccer player, Park Ji-Sung, is in no mood to play in his country's soccer league. The popular Korean player recently signed a 2-year contract with Manchester United. Park moved to Europe as a teenager to improve his game and so never got the chance to play in K-league.
But he doesn't regret it. He says that the prospect is not very exciting and wants to play in Europe as much as he can.
Park is not the only soccer player to have the same thoughts. Harry Kewell, an Australian soccer player, has also never played in the local league but instead shifted to Europe as a teenager.
Similar is the case with few Japanese soccer players. Though the Asian players are encouraged to improve their game by shifting to Europe, the Australians have decided to reduce the number of exports.
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