Of all clubs in European leagues during the 2023-24 season, Manchester United had the highest total home attendance for the campaign.
Manchester United had the highest aggregate attendance in domestic league football of all European men's clubs during the 2023-24 season, a Uefa report has revealed.
United ranked third for home attendances in all competitions with a total of 1,834,291, while Italian outfit AC Milan were second, with an aggregate home attendance of 1,860,964. With an average match attendance of over 23,000, the Championship was the seventh-best attended league in Europe during the 2023-24 season.
English teams were at the forefront of that, with Arsenal's total home league attendance for the season of 329,986 more than 200,000 clear of every other European club.
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