Walsall midfielder Albert Adomah has reached one of English football's most exclusive milestones, notching up his 800th professional appearance at the age of 38, according to BBC News.
The veteran winger, who has turned out for clubs including Bristol City, Middlesbrough, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest during a long career, joins a small group of players to have hit the 800-game mark. It's a testament to Adomah's longevity in the game, having plied his trade across multiple divisions and continued playing well into his late 30s at League Two side Walsall.
BBC News did not detail further specifics of the achievement, but the landmark underlines Adomah's status as one of the more durable performers of his generation, still turning out regularly despite his advancing years.