Here's a somewhat mathematical approach:
1) Most fans
Social media (Insta, facebook, X, twitter)
1. Real
2. Barca
3. United
4. PSG
5. Juve
6. City
7. Chelsea
8. Liverpool
9. Bayern
10. Arsenal
Attendance
1. Dortmund
2. Bayern
3. United
4. Inter
5. Milan
6. Real
7. AS Roma
8. Tottenham
9...
That surprises me a little. People usually look up to sports stars that they can relate to, and the MLS clearly has a hell of a lot more latino players than the NFL and NBA.
I did find this stat (weird how literally everything in the US is measured by race at some point): link
So there's more...
By 2050, more than half of Americans will be of Latin American background, so I suppose there's still a lot of room for growth. American Football, basketball and especially hockey don't really seem to attract too many young latinos, it seems.
I really wonder if he actually meant that the win rate is so high when he starts because of him? Like, does he really think he's the difference between a loss and a win most of the time?
My hometown team 2-0 up against Shaktar! Could be our first CL win ever.
Great assist by Vermeeren for the second goal. He's a guy to keep an eye on. Only 18 years old but playing without fear in big games like this. The type of talent United should keep tabs on, but don't really seem to pick...
His brother Thorgan has invited Eden to join him at Union St Gilles. Would be funny to see him play in their tiny stadium in Brussels. Not completely unthinkable either. Verthongen, Alderweireld and others have also returned to Belgium recently.
Won't watch for the same reason I don't watch Conference League games.
But good that it seemingly get's a lot of attention. Maybe that money pouring in will raise the level of play in a few year's time.