Table 8.

Studies with socio-cultural influences analysis.

Study	Sample	Main Variables	Procedure	Results	Quality Score
Marques, Schubring [44]	18 Brazilian National team futsal players.	Childhood socialization	Semi-structured interviews	The results show that (1) players experienced a fruitful social context and familial socialization that facilitated ‘ball-kicking capitals’, (2) developed a habitus that better matched the futsal than the soccer subfield and (3) delegitimized soccer as a suitable environment to participate in.	81.3%
van Nieuwstadt, Das [45]	1097 male football elite players from Netherlands and 243 male Dutch elite players.	Birthplace effect	Surveys	Characteristics of the built environment, such as indoor and outdoor play opportunities, may be less influential in talent development than previously assumed.	68.8%
Mascarin, Vicentini [48]	13 Brazilian women elite futsal players.	Career development	Retrospective, semi-structured, personal and individual interviews	Elite players demonstrated: (1) diversified experiences in childhood and youth, (2) initiation on ‘kicking ball games’ practices, (3) systematic participation in futsal practices and (4) the investment on elite futsal career.	76.2%