In the late 19th century, a small yet captivating invention emerged in Spain, which would later spread to the United States in the early 20th century. This invention was the game of foosball, or table soccer, also known as table football. The game’s origins can be traced back to the 1890s in Spain, where early patents for similar table games were filed. However, it wasn’t until 1921 that Harold Searles Thornton from the United Kingdom officially patented the game as “Apparatus for playing a game of table football.”. Inspired by a simple box of matches, Thornton created a football game that people could enjoy in their homes, tapping into the immense popularity of association football across Europe. As the game traveled across the Atlantic, it adopted the name “foosball” in the United States, derived from the German word “tischfußball,” which means “table football.”

Fast forward to the 21st century, the landscape of table soccer was about to be revolutionized by another innovative mind. In 2023, in the vibrant land of Egypt, Mohamed Said introduced the world to the Soccer Hub – a mini stadium soccer game that redefined the experience of table soccer. Unlike traditional foosball, Soccer Hub brought players closer to the essence of real football. This new game was designed to be played with the feet, where players could engage in a more authentic football experience by trying to score goals against each other, just like in a real football match.

The inspiration behind Soccer Hub was both simple and profound. Mohamed Said sought to create an engaging activity that would draw children away from their screens and encourage physical play and social interaction. His vision was to develop a game that would captivate not just children but people of all ages across the globe. And so, Soccer Hub was born – an innovative, entertaining football game that quickly gained popularity and was embraced by players from all walks of life on every continent.

The success story of Soccer Hub is a testament to the power of innovation and the enduring appeal of football. It has managed to capture the hearts of many, bringing joy and excitement to homes, schools, and communities worldwide. What began as an inventive solution to a modern problem has now grown into a beloved global phenomenon, proving that the love for football, whether on a full-sized pitch or a mini stadium, knows no bounds.