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Erling Haaland is starting to repay his own transfer fee through Man City shirt salesErling Haaland has been ‘transformative’ to the commercial success at Man City as his shirt sales are helping the club to grow a global fanbase.about City’s growing fanbase in the United States., City were ‘the most popular team in the United States’ last season in terms of viewing figures.
Pep Guardiola’s side wrote their name in the history books by winning the treble, and their success has started to help the club grow a worldwide fanbase. City are set to travel to the United States in the summer on their pre-season tour where the club will look to further grow their popularity and commercial success.– £341million of which was commercial revenue.
Maguire believes Haaland is a crucial part of City’s success due to his global appeal and shirt sales.It does take a long time to generate the level of noise required for people to want to support a clubManchester City is not a new club, but they are new to the level of success that they are experiencing.That level of success now has to be maintained and I think it helps that City have people associated with the club that are very personable.
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