Kazuyoshi Miurabetter known as ‘King Kazu’ He decided it was not time to hang up his boots despite the fact that he will turn 56 on February 26. Not only that, but the veteran striker did not hesitate to leave Japanese to live an experience in the Portuguese second division, specifically in oliveirense.
He arrived at the Portuguese club on loan from Yokohama FCwhich belongs to the same group as its destination entity, the Onodera Group. Last season he was loaned to Suzuka Point Gettersof the Japanese fourth division.
“I am excited to take on new challenges. I will do my best to show everyone my style of play in this new land,” he said in a statement.
Born in 1967, he started his football career in 1982 in Brazil. Since then he has been in countries Croatia, Italy or Australiain addition to Japanese and what is his new house, Portugal.
Source: La Verdad
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