The most common injuries among soccer players are in the lower extremities, specifically the thigh, ankle, knee, and groin [1]. The most common injuries in these areas include strains, sprains, contusions, dislocations, and fractures [1]. The brain is also commonly injured due to soccer collisions, and the results are sub-concussive blows, concussions, and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) [2]. These injuries usually occur due to trauma (acute) or insufficient rehabilitation of a previous injury (chronic) [3]. Regardless, these injuries cost athletes time and progress. This page will further explore the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of soccer injuries.