How Many Football Boots Jerseys Are Sold Per Year

Football fans are crazy for jerseys and sneakers. They like to wear what their favorite team players use in matches. Garment industries have good earnings during soccer seasons. World cup, Champions Trophy, Euro league, NFL and super bowl increase the sale of Jerseys and Boots. According to a statistic average of Nike boots sale per year is 120,000,000.


Adidas sale increased 25% in 2016. In Germany their apparel salehas reached to 1.3 million.Apparel companies giants Adidas and Nike has contracts with soccer heroes. They have partnership with David Beckham and ZinedineZidane for jersey and boots in past. It helped in selling the products World Wide. The facts and figures for the salegrowth also depend on players and teams popularity. The top 10 players T- shirts with their names and numbers get higher sale. During NFL, Arsenal sold 2 million shirts and Chelsea sold 3 million.Manchester United has highest selling point in 2016. There biggest market was England.

Famous athlete with countries & team names:

  1. Lionel Messi – Barcelona #10
  2. Cristiano Ronaldo – Real Madrid #7
  3. Paul Pogba – Manchester United #6
  4. ZlatanIbrahimovic – Manchester United #9
  5. MesutÖzil – Arsenal #11
  6. Neymar Jr. – Barcelona #11
  7. David De Gea – Manchester United #1
  8. Philippe Coutinho – Liverpool #10
  9. Alexis Sánchez – Arsenal #17
  10. Sergio Agüero – Machester City #10

 Some other clubs sale statistics are;

  1. Manchester United– Paul Pogba- 2 million
  2. Real Madrid – Cristiano Ronaldo – 2.2 million
  3. Barcelona– Lionel Messi – 1.9 million
  4. Chelsea– Eden Hazard – 1.6 million
  5. Bayern Munich – Robert Lewandowski -1.5 million
  6. Arsenal– MesutÖzil – 1.1 million
  7. Juventus– Gonzalo Higuaín – 8 lac
  8. Liverpool – Philippe Coutinho – 8 lac
  9. PSG – Ángel Di María – 6 lac
  10. AC Milan– Keisuke Honda – 6 lac
  11. Atletico Madrid – Antoine Griezmann – 5 lac
  12. Leicester City– Jamie Vardy – 3 lac

Note: These figures are in average or approximately not fixed.