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Park could perk up MU

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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson praised South Korean newboy Park Ji-Sung Friday and said English and European clubs could expect to see many more like him as Asian football advances.
"He has showed exactly what we think about him, very good movement off the ball, very quick, two-footed, brave," Ferguson said in praise of his new summer import.
The 24-year-old midfielder, who signed for four million pounds (seven million dollars) from Dutch side PSV Eindhoven earlier this month, is part of a near full strength squad to play the Hong Kong national team on Saturday.
The South Korean international has played only part of a couple of warm-up games for his new club and has left Ferguson only able to quibble about his ability to grasp a new lan-
guage.
"Park played in the first half of the two games and he did well," Ferguson told journalists at a press conference shortly after the squad touched down in Hong Kong.
"I think though for any young player coming in the language is at the moment a bit of a problem. He speaks a little English which is quite good, but I think in a few months time we will see an improvement in his English," Ferguson said.
Ferguson confirmed that Park would play at least part of Saturday's game against the Hong Kong national side as United embark on a tour to prepare for the new season beginning in August and satisfy their legions of Asian fans.
China's Dong Fangzhuo is another new signing expected to make his debut in Beijing on Tuesday, and Ferguson was full of praise for Asian players.
"I think that emerging players from the Far East, you'll see more and more of them in the next decade in English football clubs and other teams in
Europe because I think there's a great potential there, improving their fitness and their physique.
"Professionalism is seeing a development in Chinese, Japanese, Korean players more rapidly than maybe you were seeing two decades ago, and the future is very bright," he said.
United, third in last season's English Premiership campaign, will complete their tour of Asia with fixtures against Japanese J League sides Kashima Antlers and Urawa Red Diamonds on July 28 and 30.
The club has courted Asia assiduously over the years with initiatives including a Chinese-language website, club shops, soccer schools and credit cards.
Park is billed as the next big thing in Asian football.
After helping South Korea reach the 2002 World Cup semi-finals and PSV Eindhoven into the last four of this year's Champions League, the 24-year-old is the Premier League's most promisingAsian signing.