Former Japan striker Kazuyoshi Miura, the oldest professional soccer player in the world, broke his own J-League longevity record when he earned playing time in a second-division match Saturday at 52 years and 25 days old.Miura, who signed a new contract with Yokohama FC in January, one month before he turned 52, achieved the feat in a match against FC Gifu at Nippatsu Mitsuzawa Stadium, making his first start in nearly two years in the J-League.Last season, the 33rd of his career, he played in nine J2 matches, all as a substitute. The last time he played in a league match was on Nov. 4.Miu…READ FULL ARTICLE
