Archive · 26 Jul 2026
King Kazu Miura Scores at 59
Kazuyoshi Miura, known as 'King Kazu,' is a very famous football player from Japan.
He is 59 years old and just scored his first goal in almost four years.
He plays for a team called Fukushima United.
His goal helped his team win a big match called the Emperor's Cup.
Miura has been playing football for a very long time, and he is getting ready for his 42nd season as a professional player.
He is so good that he will still be playing when he turns 60.
This makes him one of the oldest professional football players ever.
His goal was celebrated by his teammates, and it shows how dedicated he is to the sport.
Kazuyoshi Miura, at 59, scored his first competitive goal in nearly four years.
He played for Fukushima United in the Emperor's Cup, helping them win 7-0.
Miura's goal came in the 52nd minute, marking his first since November 2022.
He is preparing for his 42nd season as a professional footballer.
Miura will continue playing until at least June 2027, entering his 60s as a professional.
- Who
- Kazuyoshi Miura, a 59-year-old Japanese football icon
- What
- Scored his first competitive goal in nearly four years
- When
- On Saturday, in the 52nd minute of the match
- Where
- During a match between Fukushima United and Iwaki Furukawa in the Emperor's Cup
- Why
- To contribute to his team's victory and continue his remarkable career
Miura's Historic Achievement
Critics of Age in Sports
Miura's Legacy
Miura's Historic Achievement
Miura's goal is a testament to his dedication and skill, inspiring athletes of all ages.
Critics of Age in Sports
Some argue that playing at such an advanced age sets unrealistic expectations for younger athletes.
- Player
- Kazuyoshi Miura
- Age
- 59
- Club
- Fukushima United
- Match
- Emperor's Cup
- Goal Time
- 52nd minute
- Last Goal
- November 2022
- Career Span
- 42 seasons
- Next Season
- Autumn-to-spring schedule