Subbuteo Micro Soccer

Subbuteo Micro Soccer is a compact version of the world-famous table football game, Subbuteo, which was originally invented in the United Kingdom by Peter Adolph in 1946. The Micro Soccer variant was designed to offer a portable, pocket-sized experience for fans of the tactical flick-to-kick game.

Starting from the brand's roots in Kent, England, the manufacturing has migrated over the decades to various international locations including China and European facilities to meet global demand. Following various ownership changes involving Waddingtons and Hasbro, the brand is currently owned by the Italian company Giochi Preziosi, which manages the production and distribution of modern sets. This ensures the legacy of the tabletop sport continues for new generations of hobbyists.