Manchester United have named the biggest club in English football despite not winning a title since 2013.
United took the number one spot based on some qualities.
The Red Devils have the highest number of Premier League titles with 20 trophies in their cabinets with 12 FA Cups and five EFL silverware in their cabinets.
However, despite their recent performances across competitions since the exit of legendary Sir Alex Ferguson, the Old Trafford outfit still ranks above 39 other clubs in the United Kingdom.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side is at the summit of the chart with 12 points after being rated on eight categories.
EPL defending champions, Liverpool are second with 24 points – 12 points behind arch-rivals while Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester City complete the top five teams on the rankings.
Jose Mourinho’s Tottenham Hotspur could only finish one spot behind the Citizens with five points separating the two clubs according to Sport Bible, quoting The Athletic.
However, Spurs beat City to rank first in Player Quality.
West Ham rank above Liverpool in the Crowd category with the Reds finishing ninth-place, despite knowing the London Stadium is big, that doesn’t feel quite right at all.
1. Manchester United
2. Liverpool
3. Chelsea
4. Arsenal
5. Manchester City
6. Tottenham
7. Newcastle
8. Everton
9. Wolves
10. Aston Villa
11. Leicester
12. West Brom
13. Leeds
14. Sunderland
15. West Ham
16. Burnley
17. Sheffield United
18. Blackburn
19. Birmingham
20. Southampton
21. Middlesbrough
22. Stoke
23. Sheffield Wednesday
24. Nottingham Forest
25. Derby
26. Norwich
27. Huddersfield
28. Portsmouth
29. Fulham
30. Crystal Palace
31. QPR
32. Cardiff
33. Brighton
34. Charlton
35. Bristol City
36. Watford
37. Preston
38. Millwall
39. Coventry
40. Hull
