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Park Ji-soo, a key big man for the South Korean women's national basketball team and Cheongju KB Stars, has signed an official partnership with Epic Sports.
On the 1st, Epic Sports stated, "We have signed an official partnership with Park Ji-soo," adding that "Park Ji-soo, who has elevated the status of Korean women's basketball beyond domestic borders to the global stage, is joining hands with Epic Sports to open the next chapter of her career together."
Park Ji-soo is a representative player of the WKBL. She has won the regular season MVP multiple times Cha Rye (수상) and led her team to championships, establishing herself as a representative center for Korean women's basketball.
She has consistently pursued challenges on the international stage. She played for the Las Vegas Aces in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA), experiencing the world's top stage. She also demonstrated her competitiveness on the European stage while playing for the prestigious Turkish club Galatasaray.
In the national team, she has long been responsible for anchoring the paint. Park Ji-soo's journey of constantly challenging higher stages has conveyed meaningful messages to many fans and younger players.
Epic Sports is a sports management company led by Kim Byeong-uk (CEO), a former NBA International Basketball Operations Director.
Currently, Epic Sports manages Lee Hyun-joong, who is consistently challenging for an NBA entry, and Park Ji-hyun, who is active with the WNBA's LA Sparks, systematically supporting players' global careers and branding.
Epic Sports explained, "Based on the overseas network accumulated so far and experience in player management, we plan to further expand Park Ji-soo's value both on and off the court and design her long-term career together."
Park Ji-soo expressed her sentiments, saying, "I am grateful to the fans who have always supported me, my teammates who have been with me, and Epic Sports, which has become a new partner. I will do my best to become an even more complete player and a more responsible national team player based on the experiences I have accumulated so far."
Kim Byung-wook, CEO of Epic Sports, said, "Park Ji-soo is already a player who symbolizes Korean women's basketball. Her outstanding skills and leadership, as well as her attitude of constantly challenging new stages, align well with the values Epic Sports pursues."
He further emphasized, "We will provide full support so that Park Ji-soo can play again on the world's top stage, the WNBA."

Through this partnership, Epic Sports will prioritize supporting Park Ji-soo's return to the WNBA as its top goal.
In addition, it is expected to help strengthen Park Ji-soo's competitiveness in various areas such as player branding and content strategy development, building training environments utilizing domestic and overseas networks, and global career development.
Epic Sports conveyed, "We plan to actively support raising Park Ji-soo's competitiveness shown at KB Stars and the Korean national team to a higher level while connecting her journey of challenge and growth with more fans."
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