2011-12's Top Five Australians in Europe

Following the conclusion of the 2011-12 European league season, Goal.com has put together a list of the best performing Australians abroad

Where is Man Utd's peripheral Park's future?

The 31-year-old South Korean midfielder has been floated as a player who could be offloaded at Old Trafford this off-season after physically struggling through this campaign

Koreans abroad: Lee's Bolton relegated

The South Korean winger was thrown on late in search of a goal which would have kept the Trotters in the top flight but sliced his chance off target

Aussies abroad: Cahill's final day red card

The Socceroos superstar was given his marching orders after the final whistle following an incident with Yohan Cabaye initiated by an alleged push on a ballboy

Park CY must leave Arsenal this summer

The ex-South Korea skipper has managed just six appearances since his August move to London and needs an off-season transfer to boost his wavering reputation in his homeland

Koreans abroad: Lee Chung-Yong returns

The young midfielder made his long awaited return from a broken leg, while Ji Dong-Won provided an assist for Sunderland and Koo Ja-Cheol scored in Germany

Aussies abroad: Kennedy returns with goal

The Socceroos striker got on the scoresheet on his return but had to be replaced at the break due to back pain, while Matt McKay, Michael Zullo and Mark Bresciano all got assists