The 50-year-old player is playing in the field!

source: prothom alo

At the age of 50, the new agreement was made by Kazuyeoshi Miura is going to burst the world, but if you see him, it seems that age is just a number! The real force of mind is real. If you put the body on regular welding with 50 years of professional football game possible! Not only that, by keeping the new agreement about a month ago, you can keep the festivities for 51st birthday.

Kazuiyoshi Miura is walking exactly this way. On Thursday, the 50-year-old striker made a new contract with Japan's second division Yokohama FC. Before cutting the 51st birthday cake on 26 February, Miura made it clear that the age is really nothing but the number!
Born in Japan, Miura began her career in Santos in 1986. In the last year of March, he made the record as the oldest player in professional football. At the age of 50 years, at the age of 7, Miura broke the record of Sir Stanley Matthews to the Yokohama. The legend of the British was played in 1965, at the age of 50 years and 5 days.
Miura made another record seven days after breaking the record of Matthews. Stanley Matthews, who scored as the oldest player in professional football, has also beaten him. Miura, playing in Yokohama since 2005, said about her long career before moving in the 33rd season, "I always play with my heart and try to make more progress."
In the J-League, the record of the oldest player's goal in the last season (his own record has been broken), the player is known as 'King Kazu' in his country. He scored the second highest scorer (55 goals in 89 matches) in Japan's jersey. In the 31-year career, 14 of the clubs changed. He played at European clubs like Dynamo Zagreb, Genoa.