FORMER Manchester United star Jesse Lingard has agreed to leave FC Seoul, with his final game set for next week.
The 32-year-old joined the South Korean side in February last year and was branded the “biggest signing” in K League history.
However, he recently agreed to end his contract after “positive discussions” with club officials.
Lingard announced his decision with a statement on social media.
It read: “After positive discussions with FC Seoul, we have mutually agreed that I will be leaving the club at the end of the 2025 season, with my final game on December 10th.
“This wasn’t an easy decision. My time in South Korea has been unbelievable — the football, the atmosphere, and the passion around this club have been top-class.
“The love, support and the appreciation you have shown towards me for these last 2 years has been truly amazing.
“Playing football here has been an unforgettable experience and one I will always value.
“I want to thank FC Seoul, my teammates, the staff, and everyone associated at the club for trusting me and welcoming me from day one.
“I’ll always be grateful for the opportunity to play for such a massive club.”
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