Liverpool only in 5th place, with Chelsea 2nd - The most popular English club profiles of 2023
The year 2023 was full of drama, triumph and disappointment for various English clubs. From Manchester City securing a historic treble, to 2016 Premier League champions Leicester City being relegated, we saw the sublime to the underwhelming. We saw the mind-boggling as Erling Haaland scored 36 league goals in his first full campaign in the division, and we saw the crazy as Chelsea spent over €797.3m across the calendar year.
Football fans from across the globe flock to Transfermarkt to read the latest about each club, with details of transfers, market values and all sorts of statistics available, but which English club profiles on the Transfermarkt website received the most visits across the 12 months of 2023? We list them below.
Most Popular English Club Profiles of 2023
The most visited English club profiles of 2023
Coming in at number one is a club many consider to be the biggest in the world - Manchester United. Despite it not being a fantastic year on the pitch for the Red Devils, the club profile page received a mammoth 4.38m visits across 2023. Man United lost 14 of their 42 Premier League games during that 12 month period, and currently sit seventh in the table, 16 points behind league leaders and rivals Liverpool. However, them taking first place on the list highlights the huge following and interest around the club still to this day, despite them not being English champions since 2013 under Sir Alex Ferguson.
In second spot is Chelsea with 3.40m visits to their club profile page. When you think of the Blues in 2023 you think transfers. The likes of Enzo Fernández, Mykhalo Mudryk and Moisés Caicedo made mega money moves to Stamford Bridge. Although on the field of play, the club remain in ninth place. Coming in at third is a club that couldn't have been more successful in 2023. Manchester City had 3.18m visits, as they won the Premier League, the FA Cup, the Champions League, the Super Cup and the Club World Cup.
In fourth is Arsenal with 2.87m visits, after they eventually missed out on their first Premier League title in 20 years, following a super start to the season. They added Declan Rice to their ranks in the summer in a €116.5m move and currently sit in third place in the league table. Completing the top five is Liverpool with 2.75m visits, after missing out on the top four, but currently leading the Premier League, and in sixth is Tottenham with 1.98m visits.
The next three places go to Newcastle (1.52m visits) Aston Villa (1.19m visits) and Brighton (1.02m visits) who all qualified for European football last season. Completing the top 10 is the first Championship club on the list in Leicester City, who are punching well above their weight with 763k visits. Relegated in the May, but now top of the Championship, there is a lot to be hopeful for for the Foxes fanbase. Two other Championship clubs make the top 20, with Hull City in 14th with 520k visits, and Leeds United 19th with 422k visits. The lowest ranked Premier League club are Sheffield United in 25th with 264k visits.
