How ‘Manic’ Arsenal Fandom Went Global
Arsenal's global fanbase has significantly expanded, especially after their recent Premier League victory. Supporters, known as 'Gooners', are passionate despite the team's historical challenges. The club's matches have drawn record viewership in the U.S., highlighting its growing popularity.
- ▪Arsenal will face Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League final.
- ▪The club's supporters celebrated their Premier League win in cities like New York, Uganda, and Kenya.
- ▪Arsenal has consistently drawn the largest U.S. audiences for Premier League matches since NBC took over the rights in 2013.
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