Another record was set in the world of football after a 50-year old man, Kazuyoshi Miura scores in a professional match, making him the oldest to set such a feat.
Miura says his new world record for oldest goalscorer in a professional soccer game will be short-lived.
The 50-year-old striker, known as “King Kazu,” received a plaque from Guinness World Records at a ceremony in Tokyo on Feb. 15.
“It’s my great honor, but I think this record will be shattered soon.”
‘King Kazu’ gets Guinness record for oldest soccer goalscorer https://t.co/RZYjwOMbZF pic.twitter.com/N0v4A2Rr9E
— r/JLeague (@JLeagueReddit) February 20, 2018
Miura received the record for the winning goal he notched for his J2 team Yokohama FC during a match against Thespakusatsu Gunma on March 12. He was 50 years and 14 days.
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