On November 12, Beijing time, South Korean foreign aid Park Ji-soo, who once played for the Guangzhou (Evergrande) team of the Chinese Super League, announced on his personal social account that he missed the chance to represent South Korea in the Qatar World Cup at the last mome

On November 12, Beijing time, South Korean foreign aid Park Ji-soo, who once played for the Guangzhou (Evergrande) team of the Chinese Super League, announced on his personal social account that he missed the chance to represent South Korea in the last moment because of a ruptured ankle ligament.

This old Evergrande player wrote heartbrokenly: "In order to stand on the highest stage of all players' dreams, I have paid countless sweats in the past 4 years, so I was suddenly injured and my efforts were wasted. It's a pity." However, Park Ji-soo still actively and optimistically expressed that he would cheer for the national team as a fan and friend. Park Ji-soo also promised: "In order not to live up to the expectations of those fans who have always supported me, I will strive to become a better player than I am now!"

In the warm-up match of South Korea's 1-0 defeat to Iceland last night, Park Ji-soo started, but after the first half was about to end, he felt very painful after being stepped on by the Icelandic striker, and finally walked into the locker room with the help of medical staff.

And at the post-match press conference, South Korean coach Paul personally followed Park Ji-soo's possible serious injury. In the end, as Paul Bento was worried, Park Ji-soo would not be able to make a flight to Qatar, and he also lost to the final list of 26 people in South Korea.

Park Ji-soo, born in 1994, plays as a central defender. He played for 2 seasons in Guangzhou team from 2019 to 20, and played 56 times for the team, contributing 1 goal and 1 assist. Park Ji-soo and Jiang Guangtai once made Guangzhou team the best defense team in the Chinese Super League, and he also made great contributions to the team's 2019 Chinese Super League championship. After leaving the Guangzhou team, Park Ji-soo returned to the Korean domestic league to play football. In any case, I hope that at the age of 28 he can recover as soon as possible and work hard to pursue his World Cup dream again in 4 years.