Premier League: average 25,575 season ticket holders per club, and 13 clubs past the 20,000 mark

The 20 Premier League clubs have an average of 25,575 season ticket holders for the 2016-17 season. This figure places the Premier League second among the European Top 5 leagues, behind LaLiga Santander (average of 29,655 per club).

With 55,500 season ticket holders, Manchester United FC are the top English club in 2016-17. This ranks third among the 98 clubs of the Top 5 leagues, tied with Borussia Dortmund (Bundesliga). The English club with the lowest number of season ticket holders is AFC Bournemouth (7,000), the only Premier League club with less than 10,000 subscribers. 13 Premier League clubs have 20,000 or more season ticket holders; this is the best figure among the Top 5 championships, tied with LaLiga Santander.

Liverpool FC (27,000 subscribers) are the English club whose ratio of season tickets / stadium capacity is the lowest (50%). The capacity of Anfield was increased from 45,500 to 54,074 seats for the 2016-17 season, and the club has decided to slightly increase the number of season tickets by 2,000 (25,000 in 2015-16), focusing on increased hospitality places and…