The purpose of this study was to examine the reality of women's soccer in the presence of collective unconsciousness of "soccer is a masculine sport" by combining Jung's collective unconscious theory and to derive necessary diagnosis and discussion. To this end, first, this study looked at women's soccer in Jung's collective unconsciousness. Through the historical process, it can be seen that soccer has formed a collective unconsciousness that is exclusively for men. Until now, it was confirmed that the idea that soccer belongs to men is largely established in the unconscious mind. It is hard to say that men are becoming more masculine by participating in soccer, but women are becoming more feminine. Since soccer has a strong masculine tendency, it is highly likely to induce women to become more masculine, not more feminine. In the review and discussion, the reality and problems of women's soccer that arise in the collective unconsciousness of soccer as a masculine sport were reviewed and necessary discussions were conducted. It can be seen that the barriers of women's soccer in collective unconsciousness are still too high. It was possible to derive that discrimination and preconceptions that occur in the reality of such collective unconsciousness are also one of the tasks to be solved in the future.