Japanese football legend ‘King Kazu’, 59, scores first goal in four years
The world's oldest professional footballer, Kazuyoshi Miura, scored a goal for Fukushima United in their 7-0 thrashing of Iwaki Furukawa.
Japanese football icon Kazuyoshi Miura, known as 'King Kazu', scored his first goal in four years at the age of 59. The veteran striker, who holds the record as the world's oldest professional footballer, found the net for Fukushima United in a dominant 7-0 victory over Iwaki Furukawa.
Playing in the Japanese football league, Miura started the match and made an impact with a well-taken goal, showcasing that age is no barrier in professional sports. The goal was his first since 2022, ending a long drought.
'King Kazu', who has previously played for clubs in Brazil and Italy, continues to defy expectations with his longevity and dedication. His performance in the match added another chapter to his remarkable career, inspiring fans worldwide.
