Myxofibrosarcoma (MFS) is a rare soft tissue neoplasmscharacterized by a high frequency of local recurrence due to an infiltrative growth property. Most common presents in the extremities of elderly people. The clinical presentation is not pathognomonic and the histological aspects are highly heterogenous, frequently delaying the diagnosis or leading to misdiagnosis. Complementary histochemical and immune-histochemical staining are mandatory to achieve the diagnosis of MFS. A 54-year-old female patient is presented with myxofibrosarcomain varicose vein on right calf. Local recurrent mass lesion was found three months later after excision of thrombosis varicose veins. Wide excision of right calf mass lesion was done and pathology showed myxofibrosarcoma. Wide excision with adequate safe margin should be recommended to prevent a local recurrence. The overall risk of distant metastases is significant which makes worse prognosis.