Former Manchester United favourite Park Ji-Sung has taken up a new job as he has been named the technical director of K-League 1 side Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors.
The retired midfielder was a cult hero at Old Trafford as he spent seven successful seasons under former manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
He helped the Red Devils to domestic and European success as he won the Premier League four times and the Champions League once.
During his spell with the Red Devils, Park made over 200 appearances for the club, scoring 27 goals before leaving for spells with QPR and PSV Eindhoven before official hanging up his boots in 2014.
Recently, Park had been coaching at QPR as a youth coach but he has now taken more responsibility in South Korea with Jeonbuk, where he had already been acting as an advisor.
Now as technical director, the 41-year-old will be in charge of the club's transfer business and helping run the youth set-up, and Park is hoping to add European culture to the club.
He said: 'My responsibilities have increased. I want to make changes at the club.
'I want to put European culture into Korean football. I want the players to become more professional.
'As I live in Europe, if I have a player to sign in Europe, it can be done easily.'
Jeonju-based Jeonbuk said in a club statement: 'With this transition, Park's managerial capacity will be greatly expanded.'