Soccer is today one of the most widespread sports in the world, attracting not only men but also women and involving all age groups. In the world of sports, and especially in football, injuries are a common occurrence. Sports injuries are defined as those that occur during sporting activities. The key elements that define football include precision, technical skill, coordination, endurance, speed, and explosiveness, which explains the high percentage of injured football players. Injuries to the hamstring muscles are common among soccer players, mostly caused by sudden sprints, changes of direction, or excessive stretching. These injuries can significantly affect performance and require careful rehabilitation to prevent re-injury. Proper stretching and strengthening of the muscles are recommended. The injury to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is also one of the frequent injuries that occur among athletes worldwide. Choosing the right treatment method for this injury is extremely important and depends on many factors, including the age of the injured and their motivation to continue participating in sports. Another common injury among soccer players is ankle sprain, which occurs due to excessive joint mobility. This acute injury is not only the most common sports injury but also the most frequent injury in the locomotor system. The physiotherapist plays a crucial role in the process of returning soccer players to the field. With a detailed medical history, an understanding of the injury mechanism, and timely intervention, a footballer can relatively quickly return to their previous training rhythm.