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The "Football Imperialism Map" is a conceptual and visual project that maps the historical and contemporary influence of football (soccer) clubs, national teams, leagues, players, and financial interests across regions—showing how power, culture, and capital flow through the sport. It treats football as a site of cultural imperialism and economic expansion: clubs, media, corporate sponsors, player migrations, and broadcasting rights operate like imperial networks that reshape local identities, economies, and politics.

Several platforms host editable templates. The most reliable is Google Slides or Google Drawings due to real-time collaboration and permanent links.

MapChart.net is the gold standard for sports imperialism maps. While it is primarily a static generator, the premium version offers save states and editable URLs.

The Workflow:

Limitation: The link loads your settings, not a live collaborative canvas. But for a single user running a thread, this is the most stable "editable link" available.

If you are looking for the specific "glowing/glowing border" style often seen in viral "Imperialism Map" videos on YouTube/TikTok, those are usually made with Mapsvg (a WordPress plugin) or vector software.