Which is the most supported club in the stadium?

Once the championship is over, as always, there comes a time when, even before the arrival of the football market, it is time to draw conclusions and take stock of the season. One of the most interesting reports has been released by the Football League these days, ranking the attendance in the stadiums of each team. The record, predictably, belongs to the city of Milan, capable with its two teams, Inter and Milan, of bringing more people to the stadium than the entire Serie A. Although the Rossoneri won the championship, Inter is first in this special classification with an average of 45 thousand spectators per match. Last in terms of average attendance is instead Venezia with around 6,700 thousand spectators per match, numbers also justified by the fact that the Penzo is one of the smallest stadiums with a capacity of around 11 thousand.

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After the two Milanese in third place is Roma, who, also thanks to the charisma and drive of their coach, Jose Mourinho, have rediscovered an enthusiasm that had been missing for some time. Long before the Giallorossi won the first Conference League in history, the fans demonstrated and continue to demonstrate, with the 30,000 season tickets already sold, their attachment to these colours. The biggest surprise is to see Juventus only in 6th place, numbers that say a lot about the Bianconeri's season this year. The problem for the Bianconeri, however, was not only the fluctuating season, but also the ticket prices, judged too high by the fans, and not only this year.