Over the years, women have achieved spaces in different areas of society. In sports, more and more women are interacting and particularly we refer to women's soccer, where they have been breaking limitations, difficulties, prohibitions and stereotypes that lead to the search for manifestation from a claim of gender equality. The purpose of this essay is to initiate a review about the socio-cultural vision of women in soccer, from a gender perspective. The proposed study is based on the interpretative or qualitative paradigm and relies on field research to obtain data from interviews, in addition to the literature review. The theoretical plot refers contributions from a texture of expanded perspectives about the interactionism in women's soccer, these are connected with the visions of women who perform and practice soccer. This small study allows to have a frame of reference in the academic and sports field in Venezuela about women in soccer and of course opens a wide compass to generate multiple investigations in the thematic.
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To continue with the subject, the following may be of interest,
Football, the king of sports par excellence, arouses passions among Spanish fans. However, the women's side of the game is still one of the most neglected in Spanish sport, unlike in the USA, where women's football is more popular. In the Spanish Superliga, as the Primera División de Fútbol Femenino is known, clubs such as Atlético de Madrid, Español, Athletic Club B.F.K.E.B, from Bilbao, or Levante Femenino compete for the league title every year. Milene Domingues "Ronaldinha", player of Pozuelo CF Femenino, is the best known women's football player among Spanish fans, not so much for her skills with the ball as for her marriage to Ronaldo. Her first year in the Superliga went unnoticed and she has been integrating into Spanish football since her arrival. She is currently working at ADC Canillas (Madrid) in the grassroots categories, having qualified as a Level I coach.
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