This job takes place in many places, such as offices, at stadiums, and out in the community. Community Managers often attend soccer games, fan meetups, charity events, and school programs. They also spend time on the computer managing social media and emails from their office.

 Community Managers build strong relationships between the soccer league and its fans. They manage social media pages, respond to fan questions, promote events, and organize fun activities for the community. They help portray the league in a positive light and ensure fans feel included and excited about the team.

Someone friendly, outgoing, and passionate about soccer and people is perfect for this job. If they enjoy talking to fans, being part of a team, and making a difference in their community.

 They need strong communication skills, both writing and speaking. They should know how to use social media platforms like Instagram, X (Twitter), and TikTok. Being organized, creative, and good at solving problems is VERY important. They should also know and love soccer!

 Community Managers in a Major Soccer League can make between $55,000 and $90,000 per year. With more experience or a job at a top-level league, they may earn even more