Japan's Miura scores again at 59

Football fans’ attention turned to Japan after the legendary Kazuyoshi Miura scored a goal for Vegalta Sendai at the age of 59 years and 149 days, in the final of the Fukushima region, part of the Emperor’s Cup qualifying rounds. The goal came in the 52nd minute of the match, confirming that Miura still has the ability to make history despite his advanced age. Fukushima secured a significant 7-0 victory and qualified for the tournament set to kick off next August. Miura is considered the oldest professional player in the world. He began his career at age fifteen, played for nearly 40 years at various clubs worldwide, and is currently in his 42nd season, still actively playing.

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