Juventus are reportedly planning a swoop for Park Ji-Sung, but he claims he is committed to Manchester United.
Earlier this week the Korean had said he was considering another club now that he had turned 30 and his contract expires in 2012.
It prompted rumours that Juve were preparing a bid for Park, who would fit in perfectly in new Coach Antonio Conte's system.
Park would be the mirror image of Milos Krasic in providing pace and stamina down the flanks.
Juventus are reportedly planning a swoop for Park Ji-Sung, but he claims he is committed to Manchester United.
Earlier this week the Korean had said he was considering another club now that he had turned 30 and his contract expires in 2012.
It prompted rumours that Juve were preparing a bid for Park, who would fit in perfectly in new Coach Antonio Conte's system.
Park would be the mirror image of Milos Krasic in providing pace and stamina down the flanks.
"It would be honour for me to keep playing for Manchester United," Park told reporters in Hong Kong.
"I have nothing to say about any transfer rumours – I just want to stay at Manchester United.
"As an Asian player, it's honour to play for the biggest club in the world. I and other players want to achieve 20th League title for United."