Marvin Park (Marvin Park), a highly-touted Korean player who plays for Real Madrid, has left Real to join Las Palmas.
Las Palmas announced through the club’s official website on Tuesday (June 20), “Las Palmas has triggered the purchase option for Marvin Park. The player will play for Las Palmas until 2028,” the club announced on its official website.
This is not the first time Marvin Park has played for Las Palmas. Marvin Park played for Las Palmas on loan for two consecutive seasons, from 2022-2023 to 2023-2024.
“Marvin Park, who was on loan from Real Madrid for the 2022-2203 season, was on loan for the second time last season,” the club said. “Marvin Park has played 56 games in Las Palmas jersey in two seasons, with 32 appearances in the last season,” the club said, explaining that Marvin Park played a lot of games during his loan spell at Las Palmas.
Born in Spain to a Nigerian father and Korean mother, Marvin Park started playing soccer at an early age and made headlines in 2016 when he joined Real, one of Spain’s top clubs and a global player.
After about three years of youth experience, Marvin Park gained a lot of attention in the Spanish La Liga when he was called up to Real Madrid Castilla, Real’s reserve team, for a month in 2019 and to the first team in 2020 by then Real coach Zinedine Zidane.
Fans in South Korea have also shown interest in Marvin Park, with some saying that his ability to play both right-sided midfield and fullback is 카지노사이트 attractive to the South Korean national soccer team, which is experiencing a fullback famine.
Marvin Park would go on to sign a new contract with Real until 2025, and while his career seemed to be going well, it was disappointing to see that his talent didn’t burst forth with age. Even as the Brazilian duo of Vinicius Junior and Taul Hodriguez, a year his junior, gradually established themselves in the first team, Marvin Park was unable to compete and was loaned out to Las Palmas for two consecutive seasons in search of playing time.
Luckily, Las Palmas gave him a chance. Marvin Park played 31 games in La Liga last season, starting 17 of them and contributing two assists. Most importantly, his consistent appearances in the second half of the season propelled him into the Las Palmas starting lineup, and Las Palmas were so pleased with his performance that they decided to buy him outright.