Jisung

Hiddink's favorites in the South Korean national team were players like Park Ji-sung, Lee Yong-pyo, Son Jong-guk, Kim Nam-il, and Lee Ul-yong, who were all active, defensive players capable of attacking as well. Among them, Park Ji-sung had the most vertical drive and finishing ability.

The tweet translates to: "Park Ji-sung was initially a defensive midfielder, but he was converted to an attacking playmaker or winger by Hiddink, and then converted back to a defensive inside midfielder or defensive midfielder by Ferguson. After his physical condition declined, he noticeably showed signs of deterioration."

The tweet translates to: "Recently, the Champions League has been quite interesting, hasn't it? Park Ji-sung's man-marking is mesmerizing. Even though it's defense, every single play is exciting. Also, Pirlo is just too good. He's so elegant. He truly embodies the term 'regista.'" The tweet also includes a link to a video and a mention of a Twitter account.

The translation of the tweet "魅力しかないパクチソン" to English is "Park Ji-sung has nothing but charm."

The tweet translates to "Pirlo vs. Park Ji-sung." The link appears to be an image or video related to this matchup.

The tweet translates to: "In his prime, Park Ji-sung is exactly the type of 'hard-working and attacking midfielder' that the current United needs the most. It would be great if Mainoo could become like Park Ji-sung."

The tweet translates to: "A great episode that showcases both the greatness of Pirlo and the amazingness of Park Ji-sung."

The tweet translates to: "Park Ji-sung's work ethic is so impressive that even Pirlo would be intimidated."

Speaking of Park Ji-sung, I like the story about how, when he was at Kyoto Sanga, his interactions with his then-colleague King Kazu helped dissolve anti-Japanese sentiments and made him start looking towards the world. >RP

The translation of the Japanese tweet text "おみやげぱくぱくパクチソン" is "Souvenir munching Pakuchison." The term "パクチソン" (Pakuchison) likely refers to a playful or affectionate name related to "パクチー" (pakuchi), which means coriander or cilantro in Japanese. The tweet seems to convey a lighthearted or fun sentiment about enjoying a souvenir.

The translation of the tweet is: "Son is amazing, but for my generation, it's definitely Park Ji-sung as the No. 1."

The tweet translates to: "Park Ji-sung and Pirlo care, Ferguson, seriously respect!"

The tweet translates to: "The great hero of Asia. By the way, in the 08-09 season's Champions League match against Inter, he was used as a left-sided midfielder, completely shutting down Inter's monster Maicon. It's now tactical Park Ji-sung."

In the match against Milan, I was impressed by how much respect Manager Ferguson showed towards Pirlo in the instructions he gave to Park Ji-sung. 🏴 Rooney said, "I still remember Sir's team meeting before the match against AC Milan. He told Park Ji-sung this..."

The tweet translates to: "The stories about Pirlo are really all so cool that it makes me sick 🥹❤️ ...If anything, this time it's about 🇰🇷 Park Ji-sung 🥹 x.com/Trivela_Futebo…"