'An absolute legend' - Milner lauded after goals at 16 and 39
Summary
James Milner, at 39 years old, scored a penalty in Brighton's 2-1 win against Manchester City, making him the second-oldest player to score in a Premier League game. He has had a long career, becoming the second youngest goalscorer at 16 and now, nearly 23 years later, showing his enduring skill and fitness. Milner dedicated his goal to his late former teammate Diogo Jota.Key Facts
- James Milner scored a penalty for Brighton against Manchester City at age 39.
- This makes him the Premier League's second-oldest goalscorer.
- Milner scored his first Premier League goal at 16 years old.
- He has appeared in 640 Premier League games, showing a long and active career.
- His goal ended a six-year gap without scoring.
- Milner has played in England's top football league over a span of more than two decades.
- He dedicated the goal to former Liverpool teammate Diogo Jota.
- Milner has played for several clubs, including Leeds, Manchester City, and Liverpool.
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