A survey of 3,000 U.S. soccer fans named Argentina's fanbase the most attractive at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Brazil second and the U.S. in third.
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Jordan notes soccer's rise to the third most popular sport in America, surpassing baseball and hockey. He is optimistic about the record-breaking tournament, expected to sell 6.5 million tickets, despite past World Cup challenges. ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH.
TAKE THE DON'T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW! It was a strong showing for us Americans, but not enough to win the title of most attractive fanbase at the FIFA World Cup.did a survey of 3,000 U.S. soccer fans to determine which fan base, team, USMNT player, and manager were most attractive and which home kit is considered the best-looking.
— the biggest thing to come out of Hershey, Pennsylvania, since the Reese's Cup — was named the most attractive player on the USMNT roster, while the U.S. kit was named the best of the bunch. That's right. If you're looking for the best-looking soccer fans, you're going to need to head down south of the border... and then south of a few more borders to Argentina.
A new survey has named Argentina's fans the most attractive at the World Cup. So, if you're single, maybe go snag some tickets to one of their matches. Mexico came home in fourth — capping off a very strong showing from soccer-mad Latin America — while France finished fifth, marking Europe's highest-finishing fan base, with Knoll's Croatia right behind in sixth. A lot of times when you see surveys like this, it feels like they're designed to make you go,"What?!?!
" and start click-clacking your dismay onWe'll see how the tournament pans out, but Argentina and its easy-on-the-eyes fans already have one win under their belts. But this one? Nah, I could see all of it. It tracked.
I mean, you could debate the order, but it's not like whencomes out and goes,"No, seriously, guys; we sincerely do not believe Billy Joel is one of the 30 greatest living American songwriters," as rage-bait. As for most attractive team, that honor went to Brazil, while Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni was deemed the biggest head-turner among bench bosses.
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