INSTAGRAM@PANATHONCLUBPERUGIAA former Serie A goalkeeper is training to make his grand return at the ripe old age of 82. Lamberto Boranga is poised to return to the pitch with seventh-division side Trevi over 60 years after being at the peak of his powers. 82-year-old goalkeeper Lamberto Boranga is training to make a comeback in the Italian 7th tier with TreviHe played 250 games in Serie A/B during the 1960/70s and puts his longevity down to a good diet & regular exercise (specifically including s*x!)What a force of nature pic.twitter.com/6bBzRt5nJN— Calcio England (@CalcioEngland) September 4, 2025INSTAGRAM@PANATHONCLUBPERUGIAFormer Serie A goalkeeper Lamberto Boranga is set to return to the pitch later this year[/caption]INSTAGRAM@PANATHONCLUBPERUGIAThe 82-year-old is set to play for Italian seventh-division side Trevi[/caption]INSTAGRAM@PANATHONCLUBPERUGIABoranga is in incredible shape for a pensioner[/caption]Boranga, who has kept himself fit and supple by competing in Masters Athletics competitions over the last few decades, is set to keep goal before taking part in the European Masters Athletics Championships in Portugal next month.In an interview with the Ansa agency, the former Fiorentina and Perugia stopper said of his return: “I will play one match in October and then we will see. “I have no intention of entering the locker room and commanding. “In October, I will also participate in the European Masters Athletics Championships in Madeira. “I always train: long jump, triple jump, pole vault, in every discipline.”Boranga, who is also a licensed cardiologist, is being trained for his big comeback by former Inter Milan goalkeeping coach Marco Bonaiuti. And he’s incredibly optimistic about how he’ll fare in the match, although he admits playing the full 90 minutes is very unlikely. He said: “I have good feelings, but I don’t know if I’ll be able to play the whole match.” SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET £50 BONUS WHEN YOU JOINLamberto Boranga hopes his return to the pitch will inspire other seniors to stay fit and activeHe continued: “I don’t want to look like a clown, if I play, of course, the coach decides. “I do it to emphasise that one thing is biological age, another is what is on paper. “There are days when I feel 50 years old. I train four times a week, one day of which is at maximum.” Boranga hopes to be an inspiration to other people enjoying their golden years to take up a sport they once loved again.He said: “Today, adults are more interested than young people, I am always on the move. “I don’t watch TV, I don’t read the newspaper.I train four times a week, one day of which is at maximum.”Lamberto Boranga“What would I say to a patient if he told me he wanted to become an athlete at the age of 82? “I would ask him: Have you trained? Are you in shape? “I would do all the necessary medical checks, as I do.“And then, if everything turns out fine, I would tell him: yes, you can continue.”