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# Introduction

**Dive into SoccerWorld, the next generation of decentralized football gaming.** 

**SoccerWorld**, aka **SCW**; is a football (soccer) inspired metaverse where anyone can build their ultimate team with a unique NFT Collection. 

**Thriving football (soccer) community**:\
Managers will be responsible for buying/trading/loaning players and defining their strategy to play and win tournaments.

**Direct access to a passionate fanbase**:

With all transactions executed fairly and transparently on the blockchain, create a series of games based on the same ecosystem for scalability revolution, where borderless meet.  

<figure><img src="/files/22yVVw7L8WVbTg9AlVkx" alt=""><figcaption><p>SoccerWorld in Game</p></figcaption></figure>

**SoccerWorld** is kicking off its metaverse with an immersive football management game incorporating elements of Strategy and RPG.&#x20;


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