Man United are understood to be selling more shirts than any other club in the world as they averaged 1,750,000-a-year between 2011 and 2016. According to a study by Marketing PR, as noted by The Sun, the Red Devils lead the way with some staggering figures, particularly when comparing them to some of their rivals. Manchester City were said to have sold 342,000-a-year on average over the same period, showing the gulf that still exists around the world when it comes to popularity and fanbase between the two city rivals. Nevertheless, that could change in the coming years given Pep Guardiola's presence at the Etihad, as he looks to transform them into the dominant force in European football...
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