Japanese football star 'King Kazu' makes historic debut in Portugal at 56

At 56, Japanese football star Kazuyoshi Miura makes another achievement to his age-defying career, making his debut for Portugal's second-tier club Oliveirense

FILE - Portugal is the sixth country Miura , dubbed"King Kazu" by fans, has played in after starting his globe-trotting career with a spell at Brazil's Santos in 1986.

Miura, who joined Oliveirense on loan from Yokohama FC earlier this year, came on in the 90th minute of a 4-1 win at Academico de Viseu on Saturday. Miura, who is in his 38th season of professional soccer, has played for a string of clubs across the world including Palmeiras, Genoa, Dinamo Zagreb and Vissel Kobe.

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