As it is the most famous sport in the world, football brings with it fans who have created a culture of great support and love for their clubs.
Anyone knows that football is the most watched and practiced sport in the world. Almost every day, people who like to consume football news and information come across images of mosaics, chants, flags and much more, used at fan parties for all teams on the planet.
But of course, there is always that crowd that attracts the most attention. Whether in Brazil, Europe, Africa, if there’s one thing people know how to do, it’s celebrate, support and love the club they’ve supported their entire lives. Now see some of the most memorable fans in history, who can transform the entire atmosphere of a stadium.
Celtic – Scotland
In fact, many Europeans are known for the incredible parties they throw and the passion they have for football, especially those who have been present since the sport was created. O Celtic There are fans who are desperately in love with the team.
One of the most memorable games in which fans were the center of attention took place between Celtic and Barcelonawhich even left Lionel Messi impressed. “I was lucky enough to play in the best stadiums across Europe with Barça, but nothing compares to Celtic. The atmosphere that the fans create makes everything more special on a football night.”said the Argentine, after the match at Celtic Park.
🇦🇷 | Lionel Messi
“I’ve been fortunate to play in some great stadiums in Europe with Barcelona but none compare to Celtic.”
🇮🇹 | Paolo Maldini
“Every professional footballer should seek to play at least one game at Celtic Park, I have never felt anything like it.” pic.twitter.com/Nqk9M1Sf9o
— Everything Celtic (@aboutceltic) March 4, 2021
Galatasaray – Türkiye
Anyone passionate about football has heard a player who played in Turkey or had a friend who visited the country talking about the local fans. The passion of the Turks for their clubs is certainly unparalleled, known for creating the most hostile environments and the most intimidating atmospheres for visitors.
“I had never experienced anything like this. Two hours before the ball dropped, we went out to have a look at the pitch and the stadium was packed.”said the former player Ryan Giggsabout a match in Turk Telekom Arena. There, the fans of Galatasaray has no limits, using flares and other teams of objects, which from time to time, even stop on the lawn.
Galatasaray fans today at the team’s last training session for the derby against Besiktas tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/c9A8XWleRC
— Mundo das Torcidas (@MdasTorcidas) December 1, 2018
Liverpool – England
When talking about passionate fans, it is impossible not to mention the Liverpool. The team with the best-known music in the world is one of the best examples of how a stadium full of people supporting you can be fuel on the field. In the grand final of Champions League 2005, the Milan had opened up a 3-0 lead.
But that’s when English fans found themselves forced to sing even louder. In this way, the atmosphere created was certainly one of the main factors responsible for making the Reds tie the game, leading to penalties, which ended up being won by Liverpool.
How can you not be emotional? 😭
Start your day with the Liverpool fans singing You’ll Never Walk Alone 🔴pic.twitter.com/TgO9DEvJ4S
— GOAL Brasil (@GoalBR) March 26, 2024
Borussia Dortmund – Germany
When talking about mosaics and intimidation, the fans of Borussia Dortmund will always be the biggest reference. For a city with around 500,000 inhabitants, the 2013 Champions League final had 44,000 tickets available. A UEFA received more than 450 thousand requests for tickets, that is, almost 90% of the city. This in itself already shows how the love there is imprinted on the soul.
Furthermore, Dortmund fans are known for being the ones who travel the most to support the team. But at home… that’s where the bug hits. O Signal Iduna Park has an average of 80 thousand people in all games, constantly being one of the most frightening teams to face with the field control in favor.
You are at best tidy, this mosaic of Borussia Dortmund fans is beautiful 🤩🔥#CasaDaChampionspic.twitter.com/GszjMwNLH1
— Max Brasil (@StreamMaxBR) February 15, 2023
Source: sportbuzz
I am William Jackson and I have a passion for sports journalism. With over 3 years of experience in the industry, I have worked in a variety of roles to improve the quality and accuracy of sports news coverage. As an author at Athletistic, I specialize in covering football news and providing comprehensive analysis for fans around the world.
