He goes by the name Kazuyoshi Miura, He was Born (February 26, 1967 – Present)
Oldest Age While Playing: 53 years old (as of March
2020)

Country of Origin: Japan
Last Team: Yokohama FC (current team)
Years Played: 1986 – Present (34 years)
Position: Forward
Kazuyoshi Miura is currently the oldest soccer player
ever in the world at the age of 53 and he recently
broke his previous age record when he decided to
renew his Yokohama FC contract once again. Miura,
who is affectionately called Kazu, started his soccer
career in 1986 and rose to fame in the early 1990s,
making him Japan’s first soccer superstar.
Miura was the first Japanese player to receive the
Asian Player of the Year award in 1993, which is
presented by the Asian Football Confederation. In
early March 2017, Kazu became the oldest
professional soccer player to score a competitive
goal, scoring the only and winning goal in Yokohama
FC’s match against Thespakusatsu Gunma.

According to Kazuyoshi Miura’s official website, so far
in his career he has played 37,384 minutes, scored
163 goals, Tand has had 52 assists.