Soccer is the most popular sport worldwide, with approximately 400 million players in 208 countries, generating approximately 1 trillion US dollars per year [1]. The Fdration Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) estimates that 270 million soccer players are registered worldwide [2, 3]. The Brazilian Football Confederation reports 2.1 million federation athletes and 11.2 million amateur athletes in Brazil, without considering those who play soccer recreationally [4]. However, soccer is a contact sport that requires physical aptitude and the ability to play at high levels of intensity [5]. Therefore, soccer carries a significant risk of injuries for both professional and amateur players, as in the case of most other sports, regardless of age [6].