The phenomenon of football supporters reflects dynamic processes of identity, solidarity, and political expression within contemporary public spaces. This study aims to analyze how symbols, chants, and collective actions shape shared meanings of togetherness and resistance among supporters. The research employs a qualitative approach using Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) of supporter expressions in stadiums and on social media. The findings show that supporter expressions construct a narrative of global solidarity through symbols of resistance, rhetoric of brotherhood, and collective practices that transcend local identity boundaries. In conclusion, supporter culture functions as a cultural practice that produces broader social meaning beyond entertainment, serving as a medium for articulating political and cultural identities in the global context
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