The game of soccer with rules similar to the current rules originated in England with the original name of soccer. For some reason the English changed the name to football, probably because the game mainly uses the feet. The game came to the United States and a few other countries while it still had the name soccer.
The English introduced the Spanish to the game after the name change to football. The Spanish spelled the word phonetically in their language. They spelled the word football as futbol because that was the way it sounded to them. (Very few words in Spanish can be spelled more than one way.)
When Spanish speaking soccer players come to the United States from Latin America, they bring their game of futbol with them.
Soccer for sure, but they call it futbol or futebol in Portuguese.
soccer. or futbol as they call it.
soccer but they call it futbol
soccer but they call it futbol
Popular sports in Greece are tennis, golf, and soccer.
soccer or as we call it futbol
I play Soccer: Juego Futbol He/She plays soccer: Juegue Futbol To Play soccer: Jugar Futbol
Soccer, they call it futbol
I love football EDIT (mkwatkin): I love soccer. In spanish, football is futbol americano. Soccer is futbol.
its because thats how they want to call it just like spanish people call it futbol
normally Salvadorans speak Spanish so in Spanish you spell it like this Futbol you say fot and then boll but in English they call it soccer
USA - Soccer South Africa - Soccer / Ibhola / Bolo / Sokker Australia - Soccer Canada - Soccer (these are the only countries that call it soccer) Portugal - Futebol Italy - Calcio Germany - Fußbol Mexico/Spain - Futbol