Résumé
Analyzing "globalization " of soccer & its effects could be limited to relevant traditional indicators of "sports management." Taken into account are human flux, economics, media, technological aspects, etc. The article further addresses "globalization" of soccer by the way individuals organize the games. This study is based on a survey over four years regarding soccer practice on the island of La Reunion. Data has been collected on the occasion of self-organized games taking place regularly at specific places. The hypothesis is that "globalization " of soccer has made the latter a sufficiently important standard so that individuals refer & structure themselves according to this activity. The study answers the question: how has "globalization" of soccer transformed the "everyday life" of individuals & their way of practicing this sport?