Kazuyo Miura, the oldest active professional footballer, scored a significant goal during a recent match. The Japanese player netted a goal in the Fukuyama JUNATEED’s 7-0 victory against Iwaki Furukawa. This achievement marks a global record for professional leagues, as it represents the first time Miura has scored since November 2022.
Referred to by the nickname “Kratos Kazu,” Miura is continuing a remarkable career, preparing for his 42nd season as a professional athlete. His involvement with the club has seen him join JOKOHAMA FC in December. Furthermore, Miura’s commitment to the Fukuyama JUNATEED remains contingent on his performance; he is set to remain with the team provided he scores six goals during the 2026 season.
The scoring effort is particularly noteworthy given his longevity in the sport. Miura’s continued participation highlights a sustained level of skill and dedication that sets him apart in the professional football landscape. The goal scored is being recognized as a milestone, underscoring his place in the history of the club and the league.
His performance reaffirms his status as a veteran player continuing to compete at a high level despite his age.
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