JESSE LINGARD has given fans a glimpse into his new life in South Korea.
The former Manchester United midfielder completed a free transfer to Seoul FC earlier this month.
Lingard joined the K-League side after seven months without a club following his exit from Nottingham Forest in the summer.
After settling into life in the South Korean capital, Lingard has shared a series of snaps to Instagram.
In the life update, he included a picture of himself grinning inside the Sangam Stadium whilst wearing his new Seoul FC shirt.
Lingard also posted a snap of himself signing his £17,500-per-week contract with the club.
His deal, which is reportedly worth £910,000 a year, has made him the highest paid player in the K-League.
Away from the stadium, Lingard showed off the city skyline and tucked into some local cuisine with his team-mates.
He also posted a pair of selfies of himself in his new training kit, along with a screenshot from a facetime call home.
Finally, the 31-year-old attached a motivational quote reading: "Becoming the best version of yourself comes with a lot of goodbyes."
Lingard received a hero's welcome after completing his shock switch to South Korea earlier this month.
He has yet to make his debut for Seoul, with the new K-League season set to begin on March 1.
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The six-time champions finished seventh last season.
Their squad includes former Premier League midfielder and South Korea international Ki Sung-yueng.
The 35-year-old made 187 Prem appearances for Swansea, Sunderland and Newcastle.
LINGARD'S CLUBS
Here are Jesse Lingard's clubs so far:
Man Utd (2011-22)
Leicester (2012-13, loan)
Birmingham (2013-14, loan)
Brighton (2014, loan)
Derby (2015, loan)
West Ham (2021, loan)
Nottm Forest (2022-23)
FC Seoul (2024-)
