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professional football

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun professional football has 1 sense
  1. professional football - football played for pay
    --1 is a kind of
    football, football game; sport

Definitions from the Web

Professional Football

Definition

Professional football refers to the organized form of football (soccer) played by teams of skilled players who are paid for their performances.

Senses

  • Sense 1: The highest level of football competition in a country or region, often involving teams affiliated with national or regional leagues.
  • Sense 2: The collective term used to describe the sport of football played at a professional level.

Usage

  • Usage 1: Many young athletes aspire to play professional football in leagues such as the English Premier League or the Spanish La Liga.
  • Usage 2: Professional football has gained immense popularity worldwide due to its exciting matches and skilled players.
  • Usage 3: The professional football industry generates significant revenue through TV broadcasting rights, sponsorship deals, and merchandise sales.

Sample Sentences

  • The final match of the professional football league attracted a record-breaking crowd of over 80,000 spectators.
  • The professional footballer displayed exceptional ball control and scored a stunning goal.
  • She became the first woman to be signed by a professional football club.

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