Social media followers are used to
measure how popular a person is as some footballers boasts of far more
followers than their club. With 55million followers, Cristiano Ronaldo is the footballer with the highest number of
followers on Twitter while his team Real Madrid is the club with the highest number
of followers as they have 24.6million followers. It sometimes occurs that some
fans are more interested in specific players and following them over the
official club accounts.
takes a look at 7 players with more
followers on social media than their club side.
1. Wayne
Rooney - Everton Wayne Rooney. Photo: 90mins. The England striker moved
from Manchester United to his boyhood club Everton. The 32-year-old can boast
of 15million followers while his club side have gathered just over a million
followers on Twitter.
2. Javier
Hernandez - West ham Javier Hernandez. Photo: West ham, Twitter. The former
Manchester United striker recently made a switch to Premier League side West
Ham from Bayern Leverkusen. We understands that the Mexican international has
8million followers while his current club can only boast of 1.2million
followers on Twitter.
3. Lukas Podolski - Vissel Kobe Lukas Poldoski. Photo: 90mins. The
former Arsenal striker is an entertaining fellow on Twitter as he has trended
so many times on social media including the time he played his last game for
the German national team. The forward has more that 3million followers while
his Japanese club side Vissel Kobe have a measly 40k followers.
4. James
Rodriguez - Bayern Munich James Rodriguez. Photo: 90mins. The Colombian
forward made a shock move from Real Madrid to Bayern Munich on a 2-year loan.
The former Porto man has 13million followers while his current club can just
boast of 3.8million followers on Twitter.
5. Oscar - Shanghai SIPG Oscar. Photo: 90mins. The Brazilian ace made
a switch from Chelsea to Chinese side Shanghai SIPG in the 2017 January
transfer window following the arrival of Antonio Conte to Stamford Bridge. We
understands that Oscar has around 4million followers on Twitter while his club
do not even have an official Twitter account.
6. Sergio Aguero - Man City Sergio Aguero. Photo: As Marca. The
Argentine striker is Manchester City all-time highest goal scorer in the
Premier League. The former Atletico Madrid forward has 11.7million followers
while his club has just 4.5million followers.
7. David Villa - New York City David Villa. Photo: 90mins. The
Spaniard moved to America to join New York City FC in 2014 from Atletico
Madrid. While Villa has 8million followers on Twitter, New York City have not
been able to muster even 350k on the social media platform.
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