Japan football icon Kazuyoshi Miura and current manager Hajime Moriyasu have paid tribute to national team all-time top scorer Kunishige Kamamoto, who died Sunday.Kamamoto, who died of pneumonia aged 81, scored 75 goals in 76 games and remains the most prolific marksman Japan have produced. The 58-year-old Miura is second on 55 goals, followed by Shinji Okazaki's 50.
"When I heard King Pele call him a 'great striker,' I was really proud as a Japanese, and I can still remember that now," Miura said, recalling his conversation with the Brazilian legend while at Santos, where he made his debut …READ FULL ARTICLE
