Olympic soccer is a prominent and widely followed part of the Summer Olympic Games, featuring both men’s and women’s tournaments. The men’s competition traditionally has an age limit, allowing players under 23 with a maximum of three overage players, while the women’s tournament is an open-age competition. National teams from around the world participate, with teams advancing from group stages to knockout rounds. Notable soccer nations like Brazil, Argentina, Germany, and Italy often field strong teams. The tournaments provide a platform for emerging talent, with historic matches and memorable moments contributing to the cultural significance of Olympic soccer. Winning teams are awarded gold, silver, and bronze medals, adding to the pride and prestige associated with the sport at the Olympic Games.