1 - Borussia Dortmund (GER): 81.365 ≈100%
2 - Bayern München (GER): 75.000 ≈100%
3 - Interazionale (ITA): 73.555 ≈ 100%
4 - Manchester United (ENG): 73.488 ≈ 99%
5 - Milan (ITA): 72.362 ≈95%
6 - Real Madrid (SPA): 68.588 ≈ 81%
7 - Olympique de Marseille (FRA): 63.621 ≈ 65%
8 - West Ham (ENG): 62.468 ≈ 100%
9 - Rome (ITA): 62.439 ≈86%
10 - Tottenham (ENG): 61.726 ≈ 99%
11 - Arsenal (ENG): 60.113 ≈99%
12 - Benfica (POR): 59.594 ≈91%
13 - Atlético de Madri (ESP): 58.857 ≈86%
14 - Celtic (SCO): 58.553 ≈ 96%
15 - Flamengo (BRA): 56.743 ≈72%
16 - Eintracht Frankfurt (GER): 55.220 ≈95%
17 - Stuttgart: 53.300 ≈99%
18 - Manchester City (ENG): 53.311 ≈ 100%
19 - Borussia Mönchengladbach (GER): 53.255 ≈88%
20 - Newcastle (ENG): 52.106 ≈ 100%
German clubs are superior, best fan culture of the top 5 leagues. Also because we didn’t completely sold our soul like the premier league, where tickets are unaffordable for normal folks
Such an exciting and balanced league - can’t wait to see who wins it this year!
City, of course
You can tell none of you are fans of a premier league club that can’t afford the tickets anymore bc of the ridiculous prices and it shows, you’d think heavily different about that if that was your actual situations broskis
This comment is funny because if we go by percentages just from this graph more fans turn out for premier league games than bundesliga
I’d say it’s a bit of the opposite tbh! Despite being absolutely ripped off sometimes, English fans, which are predominantly normal folks still flock to their games regardless. They give up a significant proportion of their disposable incomes to follow their teams, if that isn’t quality fan culture I don’t know what is.
English teams have great capacity utilisation virtually every game, if you lowered the price, the number of tickets wouldn’t increase because they’re already maxed out. Just because we have a multi-cultural society doesn’t mean we’ve sold out to foreigners.