Japanese football legend scores at 59, sets new record
Both outlets highlighted the historic goal scored by Japanese footballer Kazuyoshi Miura at age 59. The News International provided additional context about Miura's latest milestone and referred to him as the "world's oldest footballer." BOL News included a brief note about Miura’s professional debut in 1986 with Brazilian club Santos.
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Japanese football legend ‘King Kazu’ makes history with goal at 59
Legendary footballer began his professional career in 1986 with Brazilian club Santos. The post Japanese football legend ‘King Kazu’ makes history with goal at 59 appeared first on BOL News.
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Japanese football legend 'King Kazu' makes history with goal at 59
Japanese football legend 'King Kazu' makes history with goal at 59In a latest update world's oldest footballer Kazuyoshi Miura affectionately known as "King Kazu" has added another extraordinary milestone to his legendary career by scoring his first competitive goal after four years.The 59 years...
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