While soccer is not the only game in the US, The history of soccer in the US is one of the longest around, just like that of the English or the Scottish.
When the English began to create an established set of rules for the game of soccer, they were taken to the new World, in which Americans discovered the joy of this rising sport, right alongside another sport that grew strong roots in the US at the time baseball. In reality, baseball is the American Football Association is the second-oldest sports league in America after it was the Major League Baseball one.
The ufabet history in the US did not start with a professional league, though (in regards to what we would call professional today). The American Football Association, which started in 1884, was a semi-professional competition involving New England and some Midwest areas. It was a rather chaotic environment to play soccer in. However, nonetheless, it was there and progressing with each year.
A second soccer league called the American Amateur Football Association was established at the same time, and both coexisted until 1913 when they combined into the US Football Association, the first fully professional soccer organization throughout the history of soccer throughout the US.
US Football Association: The US football association (or USFA) was one of the first associations to join FIFA, and, as such, the United States team participated in the very first World Cups, although the game was becoming overshadowed by basketball or baseball.
With American football growing, The organization decided to adopt a new name to avoid confusion and was renamed the US Soccer Football Association. However, the football history of the sport would soon witness a major change to the name of its governing body in 1974, in which the USSFA removed "Football" out of its tag and instead adopted the title that of the United States Soccer Federation, which is still in use.