TOKYO (AP) — He turns 59 in February, and the globe's oldest professional soccer player has a new club as he gets set for his 41st season.
This is of course Kazuyoshi Miura who is known in Japan as “King Kazu."
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Life begins at 59 for the globe's oldest professional soccer player
He turns 59 in February, and the globe’s oldest professional soccer player has a new club as he gets set for his 41st season
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