According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, in the 2024/25 season, Milan and Inter jointly attracted 3.3 million spectators, making San Siro Europe's most-attended stadium.

San Siro is filled every week: one week Inter plays, the next week Milan does. In Serie A attendance, Milan ranks second and Inter ranks third; across all competitions, Inter ranks third and Milan ranks twelfth, though this excludes cup matches. Roma also showed exceptional results. Serie A attendance in the 2024/25 season totaled approximately 11.45 million, down 2%; meanwhile, the Premier League, La Liga, and Bundesliga all saw growth in attendance.

These figures come from the report "Talents of European Clubs and Competitive Environment," prepared under UEFA's direction and overseen by Andrea Traverso, UEFA's head of financial fair play. The report summarizes data from the past season to identify emerging trends in European football. The data shows that fans are increasingly attending matches, particularly since the pandemic. Total attendance across all European competitions, including club and national team matches, top and lower professional leagues, and men's and women's matches, reached 242 million. The top leagues attracted 116 million spectators, nearly half the total, while lower leagues drew 82 million. Three major European competitions collectively attracted over 20 million spectators, with the Champions League drawing 10 million; domestic cup competitions drawing 13 million; and international matches drawing 6 million.

By total league attendance, the Premier League leads with 15.8 million, up 3%; the Bundesliga has 13 million, up 10%; La Liga has 11.8 million, up 3%; and Serie A has 11.4 million, down 2%. The Championship placed fourth with 12.2 million, meaning Serie A effectively ranks fifth. The second Bundesliga with 8.7 million surpassed France's Ligue 1 with 8.4 million.

By average attendance per team, the Bundesliga averaged 42,300 spectators, the Premier League 41,600, La Liga 30,900, and Serie A 30,100. France ranked fifth with 27,500, and the Eredivisie 20,000. English lower professional leagues attracted over 26 million spectators in the 2024/25 season. Italian lower professional leagues drew 9.3 million spectators, ranking third and showing 11% growth, contrasting with the trend in Serie A.

In the club attendance rankings, Manchester United's home matches attracted 1.405 million spectators, ranking first in Europe. Milan placed second with 1.394 million, and Inter third with 1.387 million. They were followed by Borussia Dortmund (1.383 million), Real Madrid (1.359 million), and Bayern Munich (1.275 million), with Roma placing eighth at 1.174 million. German clubs played two fewer matches and would rank in the top two by average attendance per match. Milan had a 97% capacity fill rate, Inter 96%, Roma 87%; Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich, Arsenal, and West Ham United all achieved 100% capacity.

When including domestic cup and European competitions, Real Madrid ranks first with 1.891 million spectators, with the Champions League contributing over 500,000. Borussia Dortmund, Inter, and Bayern Munich each had 1.866 million spectators in the rankings that follow; Signal Iduna Park had 59 more spectators than Inter's San Siro and 930 more than Bayern Munich's Allianz Arena. Liverpool placed fifth with 1.746 million. Roma ranked eleventh with 1.539 million, and Milan twelfth with 1.519 million, but Milan did not participate in cup competitions; if cup match attendance were included, they could have entered the top five.

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