The subjects of this study were athletes who participated in the 56th Taebaeksangi Autumn College Football Federation from August 12th to 28th, 2020 as the population. Sampling was performed using the Random Sampling Method, and they were asked to respond to the questionnaire by the Self-Administrated Method and collected on the spot. Through this process, a total of 233 (94.3%) data were used as final analysis data, excluding the data of 17 respondents who did not meet the research purpose due to unscrupulous questionnaire responses among 250 respondents. The data processing is Windows ver. The frequency analysis was conducted using SPSS 21.0 statistical program to verify the validity of the collected data, exploratory factor analysis was conducted using Varimax method among the orthogonal ex-post-school methods, Cronbach"s coefficient was calculated to verify reliability, multiple regression analysis was conducted to verify the effect of self-organization on exercise satisfaction and exercise adherence intention. Correlation analysis was conducted. The statistical significance level was .05. First, the training management factors and the physical management factors of self-management had statistically significant effects on the environmental satisfaction of exercise satisfaction, and the interpersonal management factors of self-management had statistically significant effects on the sports satisfaction of athlete life.,The physical management factor of self-management had a statistically significant effect on the leadership of the leader of the exercise satisfaction factor. Second, the training management factors and the physical management factors of self-management had statistically significant effects on the exercise adherence intention. Third, environmental satisfaction factors of exercise satisfaction and leadership factors of leaders have statistically significant effects on exercise adherence intention. Overall, self-management of college soccer players has a positive effect on exercise satisfaction and exercise adherence intention.