Japan's 'King Kazu' Wants More After First Appearance of 40th Season
- Kazuyoshi Miura, nicknamed "King Kazu," made a late appearance in the 82nd minute for Atletico Suzuka during their 2-1 victory over YSCC Yokohama in the Japan Football League on June 15, 2025.
- Last June, Miura began an 18-month loan spell with Atletico Suzuka, following a season and a half loan period at Oliveirense, a club competing in Portugal's second division, during his time with Yokohama FC.
- At 58 years and 109 days old, Miura is the oldest player in the Japan Football League, having previously debuted professionally with Santos in 1986 and played internationally for Japan from 1990 to 2000.
- Miura expressed his intention to continue competing while demonstrating his unique style and emphasized that retirement has never crossed his mind, even though he once felt challenged about maintaining his performance.
- Miura's continued play at an advanced age highlights his longevity and determination, suggesting he aims to raise his game further despite a leg injury earlier in the season and a long career across multiple countries.
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