2019 has seen some big moves in the social media followings of the big football clubs. The main movers are Liverpool and Juventus, the Italian giant has jumped 3 places from last year, while Liverpool jumped two places. Below are the 10 most followed football clubs in the world, taking into account Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. The total is listed beside each name.

10) Manchester City



Although Manchester United have been trailing the glory days under coach legend Sir Alex Ferguson for years without success, the Red Devils remain the most popular club in the English Premier League in the social media. And this despite the fact that United will only be playing in the Europa League this season. The more than 750,000 Indonesian Twitter fans are a record for a western football club. Overall, however, the gap to the big two from Spain is gigantic. United has on Instagram less than half as many followers as they have.

Total: 59 million

Instagram: 14.8 million

Facebook: 37 million

Twitter: 7.2 million (English), 22,300 (USA)

9) FC Asenal



Total: 67.5 million

Instagram: 15.5 million

Facebook: 37 million

Twitter: 14.9 million (English), 66,000 (Spanish)

Asenal are no longer a UEFA Champions League club which has had an contact on revenues and following. They glossed sixth in the head of government League last few year, it’s equal day revenues be munitions store in the chief ten richest football clubs. But after that unmanageably necessitate a go again to the Champions League to boost revenues.

FC Liverpool



Total: 67.6 million

Instagram: 19.3 million

Facebook: 34 million

Twitter: 12.4 million (English), 861,900 (Arabic), 660,000 (Thai), 177,700 (Indonesian), 128,400 (USA), 109,000 (Portuguese)

With coach Jürgen Klopp, FC Liverpool is not only experiencing a return to successful old days, the current Champions League winner is also catching up in the social media: 16 million new social followers in the last twelve months alone. FC Arsenal has been overtaken. No English club has more Arabic-language Twitter followers than Liverpool. One reason for that: Mohamed Salah, the Egyptian attacking star.

7) Paris Saint-Germain

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