Lifting the veil on the world of football, Manchester United, like a football giant that never falls, has a reputation even after failing to win the Premier League title in the past decade. Manchester United, the football stronghold that rose to prominence under Sir Alex Ferguson from 1986 to 2013, seems to be a distant memory. David Moyes, Louis van Gaal, Jose Mourinho, Rangnick, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and now Ten Hag have been in charge one after another, and Manchester United have been slipped down the table, finishing seventh in the Premier League and being eliminated from the Champions League ahead of schedule. However, when we delve into the big data of football social networking, we will find that Manchester United is still unique in this field, with a high of 224.5 billion, second only to La Liga giants Real Madrid and Barcelona.
The loneliness on the pitch did not shake Manchester United's supremacy in social **. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Weibo are just some of the platforms where Manchester United is a shining star and leads the fanatical following of countless fans. In English football, Manchester United is the pinnacle of unassailable football. Its closest rival, Manchester City, although rising to become the pinnacle of English football with an injection from a Middle Eastern owner, has 189.6 billion followers, but it is still difficult to shake Manchester United's supremacy. It's an embarrassing statistic, reminiscent of United's glory days.
Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham, these leaders of English football are close behind. Manchester United, despite their sluggish results on the pitch, have cemented their status as football giants in the virtual world with their huge following. The charm of the Red Devils seems to be able to transcend time and not be afraid of the erosion of time. Manchester United fans, on the other hand, have not been shaken by the team's decline, but have become more active on social media, cheering for their favorite team with enthusiasm and support.
When it comes to rivals Manchester City, the continuous investment of Middle Eastern billionaires over the past decade has enabled them to successfully transform from a follower to a leader in English football. This is perhaps the most important place for United to reflect, not only on the pitch, but also on how to stay ahead of the curve in this digital age and how to attract more attention and support in line with the times.
Looking back on this period of time, the ups and downs of Manchester United and the changes in the team's lineup have been truly and vividly presented on social **. The cheers of the fans and the spilling of tears recorded a touching moment. This may be the real asset of Manchester United, not only for the team, but also for countless fans.
In general, although Manchester United has not achieved the desired results on the field, it is still an unbeatable dark horse in the field of social **. Its cross-platform fan base transcends the constraints of time and achievement, allowing Manchester United to continue to shine in its own light in the virtual world. It's a football legend in the digital age that can't be ignored, and Manchester United's glory may not have survived on the pitch, but the Red Devils are still the undisputed dominance on the social stage.