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Newcastle United have officially confirmed the signing of South Korean talent Seung-soo Park, offering a promising boost to their future squad depth.

The highly rated youngster will begin his journey on Tyneside with the club’s Under-21 squad.

Park was spotted in the stands during Newcastle’s recent friendly against Celtic, accompanied by the club’s head of strategy, Jack Ross, as reported by Chronicle Live.

Park arrives from Suwon Samsung Bluewings and is widely considered one of South Korea’s brightest prospects.

He made headlines by becoming the youngest-ever player to appear in K League 2 at just 17 years, 3 months, and 13 days, and also holds the record for the league’s youngest goalscorer.

Newcastle’s interest in South Korean youth talent led to scouts, including talent-spotter Oliver Slater, travelling to the country to assess emerging players, with Park standing out as a top target.

Upon completing the move, Park said: “It’s a huge honour to join Newcastle United. This is a big step for me, and I’m extremely grateful for the trust the club has shown.

I’m eager to learn, grow under the coaches, and give everything I have to become the best player I can be.”

Academy Director Steve Harper welcomed the new signing, stating: “Park is an exciting talent with great potential.

He’s already demonstrated composure and maturity well beyond his years in a competitive league. We’re thrilled to bring him to the club.

“His arrival underlines our ongoing commitment to identifying elite young players globally.

Our recruitment team deserves huge credit for their continued success in scouting top prospects who fit our vision.

“We’ve seen our youth pathway lead to some fantastic outcomes in recent years, and Park now joins a talented group with the same exciting opportunity in front of them.”