Unveiled: The ‘most viewed team in the Premier League last season’ – despite ‘falling viewing figures for TV broadcasters’

Man United were the most viewed team in the Premier League last season – despite the fact that they have endured their worst ever Campaign and a trend in decreasing viewing figures.

Sky Sports and TNT sports, both recorded drops in average ratings after two record -breaking seasons – with Sky Down 10 percent – according to Time.

Competitions with United – which are generally regarded as the most supported club in England – remained popular and the overall trend fell.

One broadcast industry suggested that some of the lasting attraction of the club last season may not only have been driven by loyal supporters, but also by rival fans who coordinate their struggles.

Despite the disappointing form of the team on the field, their ability to attract an audience emphasizes their continuous commercial power and importance for broadcasters.

Last season United finished 15th in the Premier League and dropped to a 1-0 defeat against Tottenham In the final of the Europa League.

Manchester United was the most viewed team in the Premier League last season

TNT Sports and Sky Sports both saw a decrease in Premier League viewing figures last season

The club was confronted with increasing pressure on both outside the field, with injuries, inconsistent versions and questions about the future of manager Erik ten Hag dominating headlines.

In response to this, United has already moved aggressively on the transfer market this summer.

This week the club had agreed a £ 62.5 million deal to sign Brazil International Matheus Cunha van Wolves, as part of a large squadevision that was aimed at reviving their fortunes.

The 25-year-old attacker is expected to add much needed energy and versatility to the attack of United, which struggled for goals for a large part of the campaign.

On Friday, De Brazilian, who produced performances 33 times in 92 Wolvessat down for his first interview since he completed the move and raise light on how Amorim helped him convince to join the Red Devils.

Speak with the Club website, Cunha said: ‘I have a lot of faith in him. I hope he succeeds in conquering the world as he did in Portugal.

‘I am here to help the team and to help him. All our discussions made my decision easier ‘.

Furthermore, talking about the ‘dream’ movement, he said: ‘Oh, it’s like, to be honest, it’s hard to find the words to say about these moments.

A broadcast insider suggested that rival fans were probably matched to look at the misery of Man United

‘Maybe outside, I think my decision may not understand. But if you have always dreamed of playing here, it is easier to choose this decision.

‘For me, nobody else is like United. Of course I know that it has been a difficult season for everyone. I think my decision shows what this club is for me and what I believe this club can be. ‘

‘But of course it is the most common sense that you can say at the moment is that this is the dream come true.

‘I am sure it is to be honest to understand that you are already here. But yes, a dream come true ‘.