Kazuyoshi Miura, also known as King Kazu, has had an illustrious 39-year football career playing for a variety of clubs around the world. At 57 years old, he is recognized as the world’s oldest active professional footballer. Despite his age and the fact that he is often seen as a veteran player, Miura is focused on playing in a way that defies expectations and showcases his abilities as a footballer.
Miura’s decision to join fourth-tier side Atletico Suzuka was fueled by his passion for the game and his desire to continue playing despite his age. He expressed his determination to keep playing and to showcase his skills on the field, emphasizing that quitting was never an option for him.
Throughout his career, Miura has played for various clubs around the world, including Palmeiras, Genoa, Dinamo Zagreb, and Vissel Kobe. He has also represented the Japan national team, scoring 55 goals in 89 games and helping the team win the Asian Cup in 1992. Miura remains committed to the sport he loves and continues to inspire others with his dedication and passion for football.
