The Núñez club celebrated having reached the streak of 50 consecutive games playing at a full stadium, which raised the average number of spectators to 84,567. They beat Barcelona, Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich.
Due to the streak of 50 consecutive games played with the stadiums at full capacity, River became the most popular club in the world, with 84,567 spectators, as reported by the club through data. Based on the above, those from Núñez surpassed Barcelona, Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich.
The secretary general Stefano Di Carlo explained that, among the reasons that allowed the milestone call, are the creation of River ID, which allowed us to design “a strategy that integrates the largest popular movement on the planet with the Club.”
Along these lines, he detailed that the link was digitized without intermediaries, in-person procedures were eliminated and currently you can get tickets and Your Place at the Monumental (TLM) “just 10 clicks away.”
In addition, he highlighted that procedures were streamlined for the member, such as sending a Single Card to the home, and the fan experience was improved with building changes of the More Monumental as progress in infrastructure, access, security and personalized communication.
“The final goal of the path of Greatness What we go through is to win the greatest number of titles possible, which in turn nourish this unstoppable virtuous cycle and make our Club getting bigger every day“, said.
According to the figures reported by the club, the call for 50 full stadiums is equivalent to 3,903,000 spectators, 72 complete stadiums of 54,000 people and 44 world finals in the stadium Lusail of Qatar 2022.
Source: Ambito
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