Run the club
Membership, team administration, payments and communications in one connected place.
THE WORLD GAME. OWNED TOGETHER.
The game belongs to everyone.
Give clubs, academies, players and supporters more ways to play, connect and share in soccer’s value.
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The opportunity
From the neighbourhood pitch to the global stage
Soccer creates belonging everywhere. The people who build that belonging should have the tools to run stronger clubs, tell their stories and benefit from the economy around the game.
One sport. A connected cooperative network.
Built around Soccer
More ways to make the game work.
Practical tools and opportunities for the people who play, run and support the sport.
Bring the match to fans
Give grassroots and lower-division soccer room for highlights, storytelling and rights-cleared media.
Trade together
Official team stores, kit procurement and local merchant offers can support the club.
Back the base
Sponsor support and rewards can reach players and community soccer more visibly.
Where we begin
A platform built around the sport.
These are the first areas to shape with clubs, players, coaches, partners and local communities.
Club and academy toolsTeam stores and kitGrassroots mediaPlayer development
Our launch plan
Soccer / football, rooted in local communities.
South Africa · Ethiopia · Brazil · United States. We are shaping pilots with clubs, coaches and sporting partners. These priorities describe the planned rollout; they do not imply live services or confirmed partner organisations.
South Africa
Football and rugby lead the South African launch plan. The initial football focus includes clubs and academies in Gauteng and community football in KwaZulu-Natal, shaped with local partners.
Ethiopia
Football is the first sporting code in the Ethiopia plan, with an Addis Ababa pilot focused on schools and community teams. Local-language requirements and low-bandwidth access will guide delivery.
Brazil
Football is the initial priority, with formation clubs, academies, women’s football and lower divisions in focus. The local experience is planned to be Portuguese-first; this page currently outlines the plan in English.
United States
Soccer and tennis lead the United States plan. Youth academies and community leagues are the starting point. Local programmes, participating organisations and launch dates remain to be confirmed.
More than a match. A stronger soccer economy.People · Sport · Shared value
Join the conversation
Build the next chapter of Soccer.
Explore how clubs, coaches, players, merchants and sponsors can take part in a soccer.coop pilot.
Explore FORUS DigitalLaunch priorities
South Africa · Ethiopia · Brazil · United States
Each local programme adapts to its sport, partners, payment methods and rules.