Culture, Identity and Football

The notes made throughout this work are not totalizers, definitive and much less crystallized, that is, the Footballization phenomenon is in constant movement, therefore, they are clippings of time and space made through observations and image records in the period in which the locations were visited.In the investigative paths that I traveled through the European continent it is clear a certain Footballization that starts from the biggest and richest clubs in the last two and a half decades: the Spanish Real Madrid CF and FC Barcelona. Various artifacts of the Spanish rivals are seen in commercial outlets in most European cities, as well as T-shirts and other soccerized objects circulating in the streets and in the bodies of children and young people. In this circuit, it is also noticeable the fleeting entrance of Paris Saint Germain FC, which does not have the tradition of the two Spanish clubs, but which has spread its products aggressively around the planet in an attempt to hook fans and followers.