"Il adore le football."

Translation: He loves soccer.

[deactivated user]

He loves football?

[ZilZeneas]

Definitely! In UK English, football is called football (rather than soccer)

[tjanum]

Football is only called soccer in US English. The translation "He adores football" should be accepted without a doubt.

[Kevin968039]

I played 'Soccer' my entire youth and to this very day I still don't know why we call it soccer. Also played American football- love the game, but have no idea why it's called football. If I had my way I'd switch their names.

[delph_ambi]

This one really needs fixing so that the UK 'football' is accepted rather than the US 'soccer'.

[VincentOostelbos]

Both should be accepted, in my opinion.

[kwonnnn]

'soccer' is an Americanism, and most countries around the world refer to the sport as 'football' or some variant thereof. Please accept 'he loves football' and 'he adores football' as valid translations as well. Thanks!

[Kevin968039]

Agreed

[Ross86116]

he loves football!!!!

[UmaObasi]

He adores football

[TechnoBlack]

I certainly do