There is no disputing the fact that soccer is the king of sports when it comes to global popularity. The World Cup alone beats every sporting event, including the Olympics, in terms of overall viewership and sales. The dozens of leagues around the world have their own legions of fans who follow their favorite teams religiously.

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There is no disputing the fact that soccer is the king of sports when it comes to global popularity. The
World Cup alone beats every sporting event, including the Olympics, in terms of overall viewership
and sales. The dozens of leagues around the world have their own legions of fans who follow their
favorite teams religiously.
On that note, here are three of the
leagues every soccer fan should
know. John Eilermann.
German Bundesliga
The German Bundesliga is one of the
top European leagues and is home to
some of the best European teams in
history. Teams such as Bayern
Munich, Borussia Dortmund, and
Hamburger SV, have all made waves
on the European scene and have
dominated a league filled with
formidable teams. John Eilermann.
English Premier League
As far as numbers are concerned, the
English Premier League is the world’s
most popular league. Hundreds of
thousands of fans fill up the stadiums
while millions more watch games on
television. And why not? The EPL has
always had some of the brightest and
most interesting soccer superstars
and coaches in the world. John
Eilermann.
Spanish La Liga
The teams from La Liga in Spain have the most awards in both European and world leagues. The
records of Real Madrid and FC Barcelona have remained unmatched for decades. La Liga is both
fun and intense, and like the other leagues on this list, home to many of the greatest soccer players
in history. John Eilermann.
Posted by John Eilermann St Louis at 15:49
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