John Croot invented the unusual small-sided ball game known as “Walking Football” in 2011. But now playing many countries in Europe, It shares certain similarities with association football, which is one of the things that makes it such a fantastic sport. All of the skills you have acquired will come back to you when you play the sport. Because you are familiar with the game, memories will also return. It’s the beloved game you remember, but with a fresh twist.

John Sutton community Club, where a unique and inclusive sport is gaining popularity among adults. It’s not your typical football match; instead, it’s a game that’s changing the way people stay active.

John Sutton who is coaching walking football players at Firhill Complex said since its introduction in UK, the walking football is also gaining more popularity in Europe. He said clubs from EU countries like Germany and Spain are great competitors for England and Scotland walking Football teams.

Javed Ali also a coach at Firhill complex of the walking football tells how important and impactful for him playing walking football, he never wanted to retire from traditional football that the reason at the age of above 50 he is still playing and coaching walking football player at sport compex.

Cairney, 63 years player who played typical football for 30 years before retiring made and made a comeback in august and join walking football of playing walking football as it keeps him fit and healthy.

Walking football is gaining popularity across Europe and the UK as a rising sports trend. Geared towards seniors, it offers a low-impact, social, and inclusive form of the beautiful game. With a focus on health, camaraderie, and skill, walking football is bridging generations and creating a vibrant community of enthusiasts who enjoy the sport at a leisurely pace.