Fifty-six-year-old Japanese soccer icon Kazuyoshi Miura made his debut for Oliveirense in the Portuguese second division on Saturday.
In his 38th season as a professional, Miura came on in second-half stoppage time with his side winning 4-1 away to Academico de Viseu, as Oliveirense went on to claim all three points.
Miura, on loan since February from J. League top-division side Yokohama FC until the end of the season, is playing in his fifth country away from Japan following stints in Brazil, Italy, Croatia and Australia.
The former Japan international, who was central to the rise of Japanese soccer's popularity after the J. League kicked off in 1993, has scored 55 goals in 89 games for his country.