This collection has 44 free soccer coloring pages: seventeen scenes with kids playing, eight with cartoon animal mascots on the pitch, nine close-ups of the ball and goal, five stylized adult-player poses, and five extras — two team-badge designs, two bold-lettering pages spelling “SOCCER,” and one maze puzzle. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
With 44 pages, this is one of the largest sets on the site, so it’s worth knowing the mix before you print the whole thing: about 40% is kids actually playing, another 20% is animal characters standing in for players, and the rest splits between ball/equipment close-ups and a handful of badge, lettering and puzzle pages that aren’t action scenes at all.
What’s in this collection
Seventeen kid-action pages, eight animal-mascot pages, nine ball-and-equipment pages, five adult-style poses and five extras — 44 in total, in the grid below. Each has its own Download PDF and Print button, so you can take one page instead of the whole set.
Kids playing
Seventeen pages show children on the field: two-a-side matches, a goalie diving for a save, a trophy celebration, and a couple of solo poses with the ball at their feet. This is the biggest group in the set and the one to print for straightforward action scenes.
Animal mascots
Eight pages swap the players for cartoon animals — a cat in goal, a rabbit and a fox on the pitch, a panda goalie facing off against a giraffe and a lion, a tiger and a kangaroo, and a round-eared cartoon mouse character kicking a ball through a doorway. Good pages for a younger child who prefers animals to human figures.
Ball and equipment close-ups
Nine pages leave the players out entirely and focus on the ball itself — caught in the net, balanced on a stadium pedestal, framed by cleats and hearts, sitting on a rose-pattern background, or drawn as a smiling mascot holding a trophy. An empty stadium field with the goalposts and lights is here too.
Adult-style player poses
Five pages use a more stylized, grown-up figure instead of a child — a back view with a starry background, and several close-ups of just the legs and a cleat mid-kick. These suit an older kid or a parent who wants a more realistic pose than the cartoon scenes.
Extras: badges, lettering and a maze
Five pages step outside the usual coloring format: two use a shield-style team badge design, two spell out “SOCCER” in bold block letters, and one is an actual maze puzzle — guide the ball through the lines rather than coloring it in.
How to print these
Every page is US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), pure black and white, with the drawing inside the printable margin. Plain copy paper is fine; choose “Fit to page” if your printer asks. Print the ball close-ups at normal or best quality — the pentagon panel lines on the ball are the first thing draft mode closes up.
FAQ
How many soccer coloring pages are here?
44 free pages: 17 with kids playing, 8 with animal mascots, 9 ball-and-equipment close-ups, 5 adult-style poses, and 5 extras including badges, lettering and a maze.
Are there any pages with cartoon animals?
Yes, eight pages use animal characters instead of human players — a cat, a rabbit, a fox, a panda, a giraffe, a lion, a tiger and a kangaroo.
Is there an activity page instead of a coloring page?
Yes, one page is a maze puzzle — trace the ball through the lines to the goal rather than coloring a scene.
Do I need a color printer?
No. Every page prints in black and white; the color comes from your crayons or pencils.
For more sports-themed pages, check the how-to-draw collection, and for more animal characters, the pug coloring pages are a gentler, single-character set.