American Soccer refers to the sport of soccer (known as football outside of the United States) as it is played and organized in the United States. This term encompasses various levels of play, from youth leagues to professional leagues like Major League Soccer (MLS) and the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL). American soccer also includes the national teams, both men’s and women’s, which represent the U.S. in international competitions such as the FIFA World Cup. The term highlights the growing popularity and distinct characteristics of soccer in the U.S., differentiating it from other sports more traditionally followed in the region, like American football, basketball, and baseball. Additionally, American soccer has its own developments, rules, and cultural aspects that reflect its unique evolution within the broader context of the global game.
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