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Real Madrid has a whooping 450 million fans around the world!!


Real Madrid do not just celebrate victories and football star celebs, they also celebrate a very large number of fans.
The La Liga giants are known all over the world which is a reason for their high level of followership by those who love them all around the world but they have focused their marketing efforts on .....


 the United States in the past six summers which according to research has made the United States top the list of countries with the highest website visits. According to ESPN, Butragueno -Real Madrid's Director of Institutional Relations- said: "the first country for visits to our website is the USA,""173 million of our fans follow us [on social media],"
 
"According to our research, we can speak about 450 million fans throughout the world,", Butragueno said.

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