The oldest player in the history of football: I will continue until the age of 60!

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Kazuyoshi Miura, the 56-year-old Japanese striker who became the oldest player in the history of Portuguese football last month by attending the match between Olivirense and Viseu, plans to continue breaking records. In his latest statement, he spoke of an amazing goal.
 
Miura is considered the most experienced soccer player in the world. He was born in 1967 and after 16 years of playing for Yokohama FC in the Japanese Premier League and after playing for Suzuka Point Gatherers in the fourth division, he went to the second division of Portuguese football to play for Olivirense.
 
In a report, Ole discussed the performance of this unique figure of Japanese football and unveiled his exciting future project. Referring to the fact that he still enjoys playing and does not feel tired, Miura said: I am still looking to continue my football and I plan to play until I am 60 years old.
                                                                                  
Miura also has a brilliant history in the national arena and has worn the shirt of the Japanese national team 91 times and managed to score 51 goals. In 1992, he won the Asian Nations Cup with the Samurai, but he could never taste the taste of playing in the World Cup.