Fans are stunned to discover Lee Trundle is still playing football aged 48 and hasn't stop scoring worldies

Football fans were shocked to see that EFL legend Lee Trundle is still playing professional football, and he's still scoring bangers.

Having played for 20 different clubs across England and Wales, Trundle has established himself as a legend of the EFL, scoring some world class goals throughout his 30 year career.

The most prolific and well-known spell of Trundle's career was his time at Swansea City, scoring 92 goals and assisting 29 in 199 appearances for the Welsh side.

He went on to play for several other household names in the EFL, including Bristol City and Leeds United, but some fans were shocked to hear that at 48 years old, Trundle is still playing professional football.

Unsurprisingly given his age, Trundle has spent recent years playing for clubs at the bottom of the football pyramid in the United Kingdom.

He is currently playing for Trefelin Boys & Girls Club, a Welsh club currently competing in the Cymru South league, and has impressively made 33 appearances across all competitions, scoring 21 goals and assisting six.

And in his latest game in the domestic league, he reminded some fans that, despite clearly being in the twilight years of his career, he still maintains his incredible goal scoring ability.

@LeeTrundle10 that is all….. ⚽️🚀 #uppaTref @CymruLeagues @FAWales @WelshBlood pic.twitter.com/H93EDnixit

— Trefelin BGC (@trefelinbgc) April 19, 2025

Reacting to the goal, one fan wrote: "Absolutely blessed to have witnessed talent like this at Swansea and still banging in screamers. Absolute pleasure."

Another simply added: "What a Strike. What a Man. What a Club."

While one wrote: "What a finish! The man will never stop!"

And another fan poetically claimed: "Grass is green. Water is wet. Lee Trundle scoring worldies. Still going strong at the age of 48 for Trefelin. They don’t make them like magic daps anymore!"

Just last month, Trundle's impressive season with Trefelin saw him win the JD Cymru South player of the month award, and he's showing no signs of slowing down!