Soccer Unting The World

How can soccer help build a country economically and socially?

How can soccer help build relationships between countries?

In what ways do people feel connected by the game?

Soccer is a global sport played around the world often drawing huge crowds everywhere. this is good for both country's with teams playing as well as attracting attention from other countries to view major games. This can help country grow economically and financially by stimulating the economy with the flow of travelers arriving in major cities to view games as well as helping businesses attract customers. With the high flow of travelers helps the city become a major turn of events creating more activity and money to progress the city and further build it. Many large teams are based in extremely wealthy cities and have many fan attractions creating multiple jobs for the country as well as giving the country a international status.

Another way soccer helps boast relationships and communications between countries is international events. several times a year major players are called upon by their country to represent them on the field. this can lead to very high class attendances such as presidents, ministers and high class businessmen. this is useful to help build new relationships and creating openings in political areas allowing more corporation as well as trade opportunity. This is a normal event often prompting meetings and discussions on the social and economic connections.
Soccer brings the world together. it is the most watched sport around the world and often the most played. it has an ever growing presence around the world, people can be millions of miles away and be connected by this game. a single team or country can connect millions around the world this sport inspires us to grow and become one united world. through this simple game we can be connected and conquer all the present day challenges together.


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