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Inter Milan. Brand- Nike. Average Yearly Sale- 420,000. Highest Seller- Javier Zanetti.
After retiring at the end of last season, it is no surprise this veteran, who loyally served the club for almost 20 years, being Captain for most of that time, is the top shirt seller for the Italian giants.

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Juventus. Brand- Adidas. Average Yearly Sale- 500,000. Highest Seller- Gigi Buffon.
The Italian 'keeper is one of the greatest in the modern era, captaining Juventus to success throughout the years, and selling the most shirts too.

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AC Milan. Brand- Adidas. Average Yearly Sale- 590,000. Highest Seller- Mario Balotelli.
The controversial Italian is clearly very popular with the Milan faithful, selling the most shirts for them and scoring goals while he's at it.

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Liverpool. Brand- Warrior. Average Yearly Sale- 820,000. Highest Seller- Luis Suarez.
Awkwardly, the Uruguayan striker and biter is the highest shirt seller for Liverpool in recent times, despite his move to Barcelona this Summer.

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Bayern Munich. Brand- Adidas. Average Yearly Sale- 880,000. Highest Seller- Arjen Robben.
The Dutch winger may get some stick for diving, but he is no doubt world-class, both at football and at selling shirts for the German Champions.

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Arsenal. Brand- Puma. Average Yearly Sale- 930,000. Highest Seller- Jack Wilshere.
The English midfielder is very popular at Arsenal, and this is reflected in his shirt sales, perhaps surprisingly topping the list above all the other big names at the club.

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Chelsea. Brand- Adidas. Average Yearly Sale- 1,000,000. Highest Seller- Fernando Torres.
After his £50 million move to West London the fans were clearly excited, snapping up the Spaniards shirts. Since his move, he has been disappointing and some Chelsea fans will be trying to forget they signed him, or bought his shirts!

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Barcelona. Brand- Nike. Average Yearly Sale- 1,400,000 Highest Seller- Lionel Messi.
No surprise here, arguably the greatest footballer to grace the pitch has sold the most shirts for his club side in recent times, putting this honour up alongside his 4 Ballon d'Or's.

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Real Madrid. Brand- Adidas. Average Yearly Sale- 1,400,000. Highest Seller- Cristiano Ronaldo.
No surprise here either, as Madrid's star man claims the crown as top shirt seller for the Spanish giants, to put alongside his 2014 Ballon d'Or trophy.

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Manchester United. Brand- Nike. Average Yearly Sale- 1,500,000. Highest Seller- Wayne Rooney.
The Englishman tops the shirt sales and is no doubt a star at Manchester United, and will be trying to fire his team back into the Top 4 next season, and sell a few more shirts while he is at it!


Info: www.purelyfootball.com

I should believe this list.
Before opening thread, I already speculated No. 1 spot would belong to either of Rooney, or Ronaldo.

United players(ex) always repping.
Cool.

The English are always good at football business