Liverpool Is Winning More Fans In Africa - Double Kit Sales By Over 300%

The Reds defeated Southampton on Saturday to maintain their perfect start to the campaign and make club history.

Liverpool have set the mark for the best start in the club's history after a 3-0 win over Southampton on Saturday.With the victory, the Reds have won seven consecutive matches to begin a season for the first time ever.

Liverpool have taken 18 points from their first 6 Premier League fixtures this season, and Jurgen Klopp's side currently sits atop the league table. And also getting significant win against PSG to start their Uefa Champions league campaign.

Sadio Mane, the Senegalese winger, has been a driving force in Liverpool's hot start. The Senegal captain has bagged 5 goals in his first 6 games of the new campaign, reminding many that he's just as good as his more infamous teammates, Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino.

While Salah racked up award after award after his incredibly dynamic first season on Merseyside last season, Mane is winning more followers in Africa.

In senegal for instance, fans has adopted Liverpool and the red merchandise are just everywhere. The people adorn their cars, houses, shops, anything you can think of, with liverpool memorabilia.

The same thing in the North African country, Mohamed Salah has become "the Pharaoh of Egypt" and the Liverpool flag almost fly alongside the country's flag. The people wear liverpool shirt to offices, mosque, schools... and are gladly accepted by all.

Salah is the reigning African footballer of year, while Mane is the runner up. And these two liverpool stars are likely to win again in coming CAF Award


Here in Nigeria,  Liverpool Shirt sales has increased by over 300%. There has been a great fans switch like never seen before. The market report reaching us indicate that Arsenal and Manchester United are the worst hit. Their fans are cross carpeting to Liverpool on mass.

Speaking to a merchant at Oluwole Jersey Market Lagos, Mr Gbenga Ishaga said:

"We started observing the increase demand for Liverpool shirt, since the team qualifed for Uefa Champions league finals last season."
"Not even Real Madrid, with their dominating world's club football for the last five years running,  could get fans to switch like Liverpool are doing now. Of course, the reason is nothing other than solidarity with the two stars Salah and Mane flying Africa flag really high."