52-Year-Old Jaromir Jagr Shows He's Still Got It with Incredible Goal in Farewell Season

The hockey legend scored for the Kladno Knights in the Czech Republic's top league, where he's not just a veteran but an elder statesman-15 years older than the next oldest player on the team. After going all of last season without finding the back of the net, Jagr's goal in just his second game of the year is a headline-worthy moment, a reminder of the skills that made him one of hockey's all-time greats.

What makes this achievement even more special is that Jagr isn't just another player on the Knights-he's the team's president and owner. It's amazing to see someone who has done everything in hockey still lacing up the skates after five decades in the sport. Jagr typically only plays in Kladno's home games.

In a recent statement, Jagr announced that this will be his final season of professional hockey, capping off a career that has spanned continents and decades. His influence on the game is undeniable, especially when considering his storied NHL career. Jagr last played in the NHL during the 2017-2018 season with the Calgary Flames, and as many hockey fans know, he sits second all-time in NHL points with 1,921, trailing only Wayne Gretzky. His longevity in the sport, combined with his ability to produce at a high level, sets him apart as one of the most remarkable players in hockey history.