Kazuyoshi Miura

Kazuyoshi Miura, the world's oldest active professional footballer, has signed for Portuguese second-tier side Oliveirense on loan from Yokohama FC.

Capped 55 times for Japan between 1990 and 2000, Olivereinse becomes the 15th club Miura has represented since turning professional with Santos in 1986. AND WHAT'S MORE: The move also means that Miura becomes the oldest person to ever play for a professional ball sports team in Portugal. The journey continues for 55-year-old Miura, who has signed for Liga Portugal 2 side Oliveirense on loan until the end of the 2022-23 season.

Miura leaves Japan's Yokohama for Portuguese lower division club Oliveirense on loan - Anadolu Agency.

[Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. He won titles in Japan and Croatia. Miura returned to Europe from Japan in 1999 when he was signed by Dinamo Zagreb in Croatia.

Kazuyoshi Miura will continue his professional career in Portugal at the age of 55 after the former Japan striker joined second-tier Oliveirense on loan ...

His last international match was in 2000. Miura played 89 times for Japan, winning the Asian Cup in 1992, and is the country’s second-highest all-time scorer with 55 goals. He is the oldest player to score in the J-League, having netted in the second division against Thespakusatsu Gunma in 2017.

Miura ya fara wasansa a Santos a 1986, kuma ya zama dan wasa mafi tsufa da ya taba cin kwallo a gasar kwararru ta Japan, inda ya ci kwallo a 2017 yana da ...

Miura ya fara wasansa a Santos a 1986, kuma ya zama dan wasa mafi tsufa da ya taba cin kwallo a gasar kwararru ta Japan, inda ya ci kwallo a 2017 yana da shekaru 50 da kwana 14. A baya ya fadi cewa yana da burin ci gaba da wasa har sai ya kai shekaru 60. Kazuyoshi Miura: Dan shekaru 55 da har yanzu ke buga kwallo

Veteran striker Kazuyoshi Miura has joined the 18th club of his professional career after signing for Portuguese side Oliveirense on loan from parent club ...

He also represented his country at the Futsal World Cup in 2012 aged 45. Miura spent eight years in Brazil at the start of his career between 1982 and 1990. Veteran Japanese striker Kazuyoshi Miura has signed for Oliveirense from Yokohama FC on loan until the end of the season at the age of 55.

Kazuyoshi Miura is the world's oldest active professional footballer and has signed for a new club - 37 years after the Japanese hero first played for ...

He is the oldest scorer in the Japanese game and has enjoyed the longest professional career of any footballer in history. Miura left Japan for a brief spell with Dinamo Zagreb - winning the Croatian league title - before returning to Japan to play for Kyoto Sanga. He has not played for Yokohama in the J1 League since March 2021. To put this into perspective, Gary Lineker - who has not played professionally for nearly 30 years - was another one of the league's marque players after signing for Nagoya Grampus. He has struggled for minutes at Yokohama this season but has no plans to retire and is set for a spell in Portugal's second tier. It is the veteran's first spell in Portugal after previously showcasing his talents in Brazil, Croatia, Australia and, of course,

Miura who turns 56 on 26th is the oldest goalscorer in Japanese professional league football and BBC reported that his new adventure in Portugal represented ...

He scored 55 goals in 89 games for Japan,” the BBC reported. The BBC reported that Kazuyoshi Miura, 55, signed for Portuguese second-division side Oliveirense on loan from Yokohoma FC. Miura who turns 56 on 26th is the oldest goalscorer in Japanese professional league football and BBC reported that his new adventure in Portugal represented a sixth country in which he has played, following spells in Brazil, Japan, Italy, Croatia and Australia.

The legend of "King Kazu" took another turn as Kazuyoshi Miura joined Portuguese second division club Oliveirense on loan from J-League club Yokohama FC, ...

He also helped Yokohama secure promotion to Japan’s top division at the end of the 2019 season. Miura spent 2022 at Suzuka Point Getters – a club managed by his brother – in the fourth tier of Japanese soccer. He spent four years in Brazil, playing for six clubs including Santos and Palmeiras.