Soccer courts near me
Did I know the country?
No
The people?
No
The language?
No
But when I saw that ball rolling on that court, I knew it was all good
About street soccer
In street soccer, languages and cultures are never a barrier. Wherever we are, we communicate with a simple ball. Soccer, also known as football, is the most popular activity of the world. On the streets this activity is slightly different than on the pitch. Here, freestyle masters and panna kings own tricks that go beyond imagination.
Soccer court
A soccer court connects the youngsters with the elders. It empowers people to create their own meaning of respecting one another. Games can be played 3 versus 3, 5 versus 5, 8 against 8 or just 1 on 1. There are plenty of options. Especially with all different kinds of neighbourhoods. In the end, what really counts, is having a place for all of us—rebells, travellers and locals. A place where we can play our favourite sport together and create memories that will be engraved on the stones. On a soccer court we freely open ourselves to meeting new cultures, nationalities and with that new soccer buddies.
Soccer buddies
Worldwide, we’re counting 1 billion soccer players in 211 countries, people who play football on a regular basis. So, soccer buddies can be found practically anywhere.
Soccer courts near me
Amsterdam, Rio de Janeiro, Marseille, Brussels and London are famous for their notorious street soccer courts. Yet, of course, there’s a lot more out there. What about the creative soccer court at Old Havana? Or Caminito La Boca in Buenos Aires? To further inspire you about street soccer and how people are globally embracing this activity, we’re sharing the following three videos on our site, representing France, Belgium and London (UK). It’s time to let our feet speak.
