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| Updated: November 04, 2021

Visit my cube and you’ll see I always have soccer swag on display, including my 2010 FIFA® World Cup South Africa™ schedule. Over the last decade I’ve watched soccer, already the most popular sport in the world, become more beloved here in the United States, which is why soccer promo items have also become a big draw.

Just like with American football, liquor stores, supermarkets, bars, restaurants and other companies can benefit from soccer promotional giveaways that coincide with everything from the FIFA World Cup to local soccer tournaments.

If soccer is as foreign to you as American football is to me, check out our Soccer Store for some giveaway ideas. The store includes some great products and some nifty phrases you can use to jumpstart your campaign planning.

 

Soccer promotional giveaways have your marketing in the bag

Shoppers will score big when their purchase is bagged in the Game Time! Soccer Ball Drawstring Backpack.

 

Game Time! Soccer Ball Drawstring Backpack

 

Offer this soccer swag free with purchase during the tournament or as an incentive to sign up for your email list or loyalty program.

 

A cool soccer promo item

Want to draw people to your sports bar or tavern on game day? The Sports Action Pocket Coolie – Soccer offers a great incentive to stop by.

Sports Action Pocket Can Holder – Soccer

 

Give one free with the purchase of a beverage or as a celebratory soccer giveaway when your favorite team scores a goal.

 

Soccer promotional items to stand up and cheer for

Help them root for their much-loved team with The Soccer Ball Clapper.

Soccer Ball Clapper

 

This imprinted noisemaker will boost the excitement (and the volume) at your gathering. It also makes a great prize for winning tournament brackets.

Whether you’re a die-hard fanatic or a fair-weather fan, these soccer promo items will have everyone in the spirit come game day.

Suzanne Worwood

Suzanne Worwood is VP of Merchandising and has been with 4imprint for 24 years. Inspired by the retail environment and her own world travels, Suzanne writes about all things product: trends, uses, colors, designs.

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