+1.9M growth from 2023

Manchester United continues to dominate Twitter with the largest Premier League fanbase on the platform. Their real-time match updates, breaking news, and engaging content featuring legends and current stars keep them at the top. The Red Devils use Twitter effectively for instant communication with their global fanbase, making them not only England’s most popular club but also the 3rd most followed football club worldwide on Twitter/X.

+0.4M growth from 2023

Chelsea maintains a strong second place on Twitter with 25.2 million followers. The Blues’ Twitter strategy focuses on match coverage, player announcements, and engagement with their global fanbase. Despite ownership changes and squad transitions, Chelsea’s established Twitter presence continues to grow, particularly among fans in Asia and Africa who rely on the platform for instant club updates.

+0.3M growth from 2023

Liverpool’s passionate global fanbase is evident in their 24.1 million Twitter followers. The Reds excel at creating engaging Twitter content that captures the emotion and intensity of Anfield. Their live match commentary, tactical discussions, and celebration of club history resonate particularly well with Twitter’s real-time, conversation-driven format. Liverpool’s Twitter presence strengthens the global “You’ll Never Walk Alone” community.

-0.2M from 2023

Arsenal comes next with 21.4 million fans on Twitter. The Gunners’ Twitter presence benefits from their passionate, vocal fanbase and the club’s resurgence under Mikel Arteta. Arsenal uses Twitter effectively for player announcements, match updates, and engaging with the “Arsenal Family” globally. Despite slight follower decline due to Twitter/X platform changes, Arsenal maintains one of football’s most engaged Twitter communities.

+1.2M growth from 2023

The richest football club in the world, Manchester City, is 5th on Twitter with 17.6 million followers. Following their historic treble win and continued dominance, City’s Twitter presence has grown significantly. Their content strategy combines tactical insights from Pep Guardiola’s philosophy with celebration of their trophy successes, attracting football purists and new fans alike to their Twitter community.

Stable from 2023

Another London club, Tottenham, is 6th with 8.7 million followers on Twitter. Spurs use Twitter to share updates from their state-of-the-art stadium, player content, and match coverage. Their Twitter strategy focuses on engaging their passionate North London fanbase while expanding reach to international supporters.

-0.1M from 2023

Everton FC is next in the list with 2.9 million Twitter followers. The Toffees maintain a loyal Twitter community that engages actively during matches and club news. Their Twitter presence focuses on club tradition, new stadium updates, and connecting with their historic fanbase across generations.

+0.7M growth from 2023

Newcastle United has climbed to 8th place with 2.7 million followers, overtaking West Ham. The Magpies’ Twitter growth reflects their resurgence following the Saudi-backed takeover and Champions League qualification. Their Twitter engagement has increased significantly as global interest in the club’s transformation project grows, particularly from Middle Eastern markets.

Stable from 2023

West Ham is 9th in the list with 2.6 million Twitter followers. The Hammers use Twitter to celebrate their working-class roots while sharing updates about their European campaigns and London Stadium events. Their Twitter community remains highly engaged despite the platform’s overall changes.

Stable from 2023

Aston Villa completes the top 10 with 2.3 million followers. Villa’s Twitter presence has maintained steady engagement through their return to European football under Unai Emery. Their content celebrates Villa Park’s atmosphere and the club’s rich history while attracting new followers through improved on-field performances.