European football clubs are very popular in the United States. Fans must join a team they can relate to, without the classic regional barriers.
The explosion of popularity that the Premier League has experienced over the past two decades has spread through American markets.
The United States has a multitude of cultures and national ties that blend into the fabric of the country. As such, there is massive publicity good fortune for some European groups in the United States.
A recent survey conducted through YouGov USA, which aims to provide a broad and balanced view of the American population, revealed the best-supported clubs.
The USMNT and USWNT are naturally the two most followed soccer groups in the United States. But here are the European clubs supported in the United States.
Manchester United took advantage of the rise of American football first and foremost. Since signing an exclusive product partnership with the New York Yankees in the early 2000s, United has perfectly promoted itself to an American audience.
Lucrative pre-season tours followed as American enthusiasts clamored to catch a glimpse of legendary players like Wayne Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo and Paul Scholes.
There is, however, a certain irony in this. Manchester United is incredibly popular in the US. In the US, with a popular vote of 29% of citizens consulted through YouGov USA. However, Manchester United enthusiasts despise their American owners, the Glazer family, after seeking a leveraged buyout of the club with their own money.
Barcelona has a giant number of Latin American enthusiasts in the United States.
Their good fortune under Pep Guardiola has propelled them into the stratosphere when it comes to global fame.
The emergence of Lionel Messi as arguably the greatest player in history has also particularly boosted Blaugrana marketing and American support.
A recent decline in effects has slowed them down. Many expect Barça’s El Clasico rivals to beat the Blaugrana.
Real Madrid is the top successful football team in European history. He has won 14 European Cup/Champions League titles and still has superstars in his team.
Florentino Pérez’s first galactic era gave Los Blancos’ American popularity a real boost. Having David Beckham and Ronaldo Nazario, two of the most recognizable players of all time, a great promotion point.
Real Madrid also benefits from the abundant presence of Latin America in the states, with the club being incredibly in this region.
Chelsea’s popularity in the EE. UU. se owes entirely to the moment. While the Premier League is a giant around the world, the Blues were the most successful team.
The acquisition of Roman Abramovich and the spending that followed revolutionized Chelsea. The club has acquired some of the world’s coaches and players.
While it is necessarily the best-marketed club, American enthusiasts have come to love Chelsea due to its virtually uninterrupted string of trophies since the acquisition in 2003.
He is now assisting the American skill in Christian Pulisic, along with an American owner.
Liverpool and Manchester City an equivalent to 22% in the YouGov USA poll. However, the Reds have a longer history of American support.
Liverpool is one of the most successful English football clubs. As more and more people migrated to the United States, the Reds’ outpouring followed.
Once the game gained prominence, Liverpool retained a solid fan base. Recent good fortune with Jürgen Klopp has reignited the flame in the United States.
Years of stagnation have left LFC catching up in terms of U. S. marketing. U. S. However, the organization that owns FSG and related investors like LeBron James have given American citizens a mere favorite in the Premier League.
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