Evergreen Kazuyoshi Miura rewrote his own record as the Japan Football League's oldest player, at 58 years and 109 days, as ...

Evergreen Kazuyoshi Miura rewrote his own record as the Japan Football League's oldest player, at 58 years and 109 days, as he made the first appearance of his 40th professional season for Atletico ...

Kunishige Kamamoto . Hailed as the Japanese Footballer of the Year for seven consecutive years, Kunishige Kamamoto set an outstanding record of 202 goals, leading him to be an all-time top scorer for ...

Kunishige Kamamoto, Japan - 8 goals (tied) Kunishige Kamamoto won a bronze medal with Japan at the 1968 games in Mexico City. He scored twice in a 2-0 win over the hosts Mexico to claim the medal.

Only 11 players in football history have registered 25 goals in a fewer span of appearances for their country: Bep Bakhuys (16), Ernst Wilimowski (16), Just Fontaine (15), Kunishige Kamamoto (15 ...

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Kazuyoshi Miura is the world's oldest active professional footballer and has signed for a new club - 37 years after the Japanese hero first played for Brazilian side Santos ...

He scored 55 goals in 89 senior games for Japan between 1990 and 2000, with only Kunishige Kamamoto scoring more (80 goals). Miura won the Asian Cup with Japan in 1992.

Kunishige Kamamoto was the Hidetoshi Nakata or the Kazu Miura of his day. That day was Oct. 24, 1968, when he scored two goals against host country Mexico to earn Japan the soccer bronze medal at ...

George - Japan forward Yoshito Okubo is taking it upon himself to help settle a historical score when his country face Denmark with World Cup survival at stake in the World Cup on Thursday. The two ...

Kunishige Kamamoto is Japan's all-time leading goalscorer and played from 1964 to 1977 for the team. He scored seven goals during the 1968 Mexico Olympics, going on to win the bronze medal.