How does football influence who we are? | Digital Series | Al Jazeera

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: June 4, 2026Country: Global

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How does football influence who we are? | Digital Series | Al Jazeera

This Al Jazeera digital series explores the impact of football on personal and collective identity. Through testimonials and analysis, it examines how the sport shapes cultures and societies around the world. The video runs 48 minutes and 58 seconds.

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