55 year .. the Japanese player who was unable to stop time!

The Japanese phenomenon, Kazuyoshi Miura, player of Susaka in the fourth division, has proven the saying that age is just a number, given his ability to play matches despite his 55 years of age.
Kazuyoshi started his professional career from the Brazilian club Santos in 1986, then moved to Palmeiras, who starred with him and scored 84 goals in 56 games, after which he moved to Brazilian Club de Regatas and then De Gao of Japan and in the same season he was loaned to Japan's Curitiba, then joined Tokyo Verdi played 192 matches with him, during which he scored 100 goals.
Kazuyoshi returned to Japan and joined Kyoto Sanga, where he played 41 matches, scoring 21 goals, then moved to Japan's Vissel Koeh, where he played 103 matches and scored 24 goals, then Yokohama, Japan, played 217 meetings and scored 23 goals, then moved to Sydney, Australia, and from there to Yokohama, which is considered One of his most prominent stations, where he played among his ranks from 2006 until last year 2021, with 453 games, during which he scored 396 goals.
Kazuyoshi is currently playing for Suzaka, but he has played only 5 matches in the last two seasons, the last of which was a 65-minute meeting this season.
Kazuyoshi was crowned with Verdi in the J-League twice, and with Yokahoma in the Japanese Second Division twice, and he was named the Japan Player of the Year twice as well, and he won the Japan Cup three times.