While Lee Chung-yong - ‘Chungyong’ literally translates as ‘Blue Dragon’ in Korean - has ended his overseas adventure, which included just south of 200 appearances for Bolton Wanderers and shorter stints with Crystal Palace and Bochum, another adventure of a completely different nature has started for the skilful winger.

While some of his surroundings will have certainly been familiar to him on his return to the Korea Republic, playing for a new club and in one of the first leagues to operate during the COVID-19 crisis will in some ways feel like foreign territory once again for the 31-year-old.

We're just one position away from finding out who you the fans want as your Best 2016 AFC Champions League XI. The best goalkeeper has been decided, as has your defence and the playmakers in front of them, so now it's time to find the men to lead the line up front.

So, without further ado, here are the eight players in contention for the three places in attack. Review the nominees and then choose your favourites for this all-star XI in the poll below.

A one-club man whose rise to the nation's footballing hall of fame was as rapid as his defence-evading runs, 29-year-old Mabkhout continues to break records left, right and centre, with the domestic league's all-time top scorer record not far from sight.

They are the difference between success and failure, between happiness and regret. They are what each and every fan yearns for when cheering on their team.

Over the years, Asia has – of course – witnessed more than its fair share of wonderous and iconic goals, efforts that still resonate, still excite, still make people applaud.

It is the country that brought football to the world, and several stars from the world’s largest continent have made England a second home.

As we come to the final part of our Great Grounds of Asia series, the-AFC.com brings you our top picks from the Central and South zones. Don't forget to choose your favourites down below.

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GGOA: ASEAN
GGOA: East
GGOA: West

From elation in Osaka to joy in Jeddah and fantastic finishes in Dubai, Sydney and Tehran, our latest edition shines the spotlight on the magical moments that help make the beautiful game the most watched sport in the world.

Also take a look at past editions that feature acrobatic goals, solo goals, volleys, long-range screamers, chips, free-kicks, flicks, tricks and backheels, saves and curlers.