Kazuyoshi Miura, the world’s oldest professional footballer at 59, scores for Japanese third-tier club Fukushima United for the first time in nearly four years. Multiple outlets report that Miura finds the net as Fukushima United defeats Iwaki Furukawa 7-0. BBC Football describes the goal as his first since 2022, while Al Jazeera says it is his first in four years. The match is presented as a decisive win for Fukushima United, with Miura’s goal marking a return to scoring after a lengthy gap. Both sources identify Miura as “King Kazu,” a nickname commonly used for the veteran forward, and note his age at the time of the goal. The reports focus on the significance of the milestone—his long-awaited return to scoring—along with the context that he plays in Japan’s third division and contributes during a large-margin team victory.