South America is a continent known for its love and passion for sports, with soccer being the most popular and widely played sport in the region. With millions of fans and followers, it’s no surprise that South America is also home to some of the most followed sports teams in the world. In this blog post, we will take a closer look at the 39 most followed sports teams in South America and explore their history, achievements, and loyal fan base.
1. Boca Juniors (Argentina)
Founded in 1905, Boca Juniors is a professional soccer club based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. With a record of 70 domestic titles and 18 international titles, Boca Juniors is one of the most successful teams in South America. The club has a huge following with over 16 million fans on Facebook and over 4 million followers on Twitter.
2. Corinthians (Brazil)
Founded in 1910, Corinthians is a Brazilian soccer club based in São Paulo. The club has won 30 state titles and 7 national titles, including the Copa Libertadores and FIFA Club World Cup. With over 15 million followers on Facebook and over 3 million followers on Twitter, Corinthians has a strong fan base not just in Brazil, but also around the world.
3. River Plate (Argentina)
River Plate is another Argentinian soccer club that was founded in 1901. The club has won 48 domestic titles and 3 international titles, including the Copa Libertadores. With over 14 million fans on Facebook and over 3 million followers on Twitter, River Plate has a passionate fan base that has been supporting the club for over a century.
4. São Paulo (Brazil)
São Paulo is a Brazilian soccer club that was founded in 1930. The club has won 30 state titles and 6 national titles, including the Copa Libertadores and FIFA Club World Cup. With over 9 million fans on Facebook and over 2 million followers on Twitter, São Paulo has a loyal fan base that continues to grow.
5. Flamengo (Brazil)
Flamengo is a Brazilian soccer club that was founded in 1895, making it one of the oldest clubs in South America. The club has won 37 state titles and 6 national titles, including the Copa Libertadores. With over 9 million followers on Facebook and over 2 million followers on Twitter, Flamengo has a massive fan base in Brazil and around the world.
6. Nacional (Uruguay)
Founded in 1899, Nacional is a Uruguayan soccer club that has won 48 domestic titles and 3 international titles, including the Copa Libertadores. With over 5 million fans on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, Nacional has a strong following in Uruguay and other South American countries.
7. Peñarol (Uruguay)
Peñarol is another Uruguayan soccer club that was founded in 1891. The club has won 50 domestic titles and 5 international titles, including the Copa Libertadores. With over 4 million followers on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, Peñarol has a dedicated fan base that has been supporting the club for over a century.
8. América de Cali (Colombia)
América de Cali is a Colombian soccer club that was founded in 1927. The club has won 13 domestic titles and 1 international title. With over 3 million fans on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, América de Cali has a strong fan base in Colombia and other South American countries.
9. Atlético Nacional (Colombia)
Founded in 1947, Atlético Nacional is a Colombian soccer club that has won 16 domestic titles and 2 international titles, including the Copa Libertadores. With over 3 million fans on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, Atlético Nacional has a large following in Colombia and other South American countries.
10. Atlético Mineiro (Brazil)
Atlético Mineiro is a Brazilian soccer club that was founded in 1908. The club has won 45 state titles and 1 national title. With over 3 million followers on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, Atlético Mineiro has a dedicated fan base in Brazil and other parts of South America.
11. Colo-Colo (Chile)
Colo-Colo is a Chilean soccer club that was founded in 1925. The club has won 32 domestic titles and 1 international title. With over 3 million fans on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, Colo-Colo has a strong fan base in Chile and other South American countries.
12. Palmeiras (Brazil)
Palmeiras is a Brazilian soccer club that was founded in 1914. The club has won 22 state titles and 1 national title. With over 3 million followers on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, Palmeiras has a loyal fan base in Brazil and other parts of South America.

The 39 Most Followed Sports Teams in South America
13. Universidad de Chile (Chile)
Founded in 1927, Universidad de Chile is a Chilean soccer club that has won 18 domestic titles and 1 international title. With over 2 million fans on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, Universidad de Chile has a strong following in Chile and other South American countries.
14. Santos (Brazil)
Santos is a Brazilian soccer club that was founded in 1912. The club has won 22 state titles and 8 national titles, including the Copa Libertadores. With over 2 million followers on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, Santos has a passionate fan base in Brazil and other parts of South America.
15. Independiente (Argentina)
Independiente is an Argentinian soccer club that was founded in 1905. The club has won 16 domestic titles and 8 international titles, including the Copa Libertadores. With over 2 million fans on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, Independiente has a dedicated fan base that has been supporting the club for over a century.
16. Olimpia (Paraguay)
Founded in 1902, Olimpia is a Paraguayan soccer club that has won 44 domestic titles and 3 international titles, including the Copa Libertadores. With over 2 million followers on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, Olimpia has a strong fan base in Paraguay and other South American countries.
17. San Lorenzo (Argentina)
San Lorenzo is an Argentinian soccer club that was founded in 1908. The club has won 15 domestic titles and 1 international title, the Copa Libertadores. With over 2 million fans on Facebook and over 1 million followers on Twitter, San Lorenzo has a dedicated fan base in Argentina and other parts of South America.
18. Alianza Lima (Peru)
Alianza Lima is a Peruvian soccer club that was founded in 1901. The club has won 23 domestic titles and 1 international title. With over 1 million followers on Facebook and over 500,000 followers on Twitter, Alianza Lima has a loyal fan base in Peru and other South American countries.
19. Deportivo Cali (Colombia)
Deportivo Cali is a Colombian soccer club that was founded in 1912. The club has won 6 domestic titles and 1 international title. With over 1 million fans on Facebook and over 500,000 followers on Twitter, Deportivo Cali has a strong following in Colombia and other parts of South America.
20. Cerro Porteño (Paraguay)
Founded in 1912, Cerro Porteño is a Paraguayan soccer club that has won 33 domestic titles and 2 international titles. With over 1 million followers on Facebook and over 500,000 followers on Twitter, Cerro Porteño has a dedicated fan base in Paraguay and other South American countries.
21. Sporting Cristal (Peru)
Sporting Cristal is a Peruvian soccer club that was founded in 1955. The club has won 20 domestic titles and 2 international titles. With over 1 million followers on Facebook and over 500,000 followers on Twitter, Sporting Cristal has a strong fan base in Peru and other South American countries.
22. Universidad Católica (Chile)
Founded in 1937, Universidad Católica is a Chilean soccer club that has won 13 domestic titles and 1 international title. With over 1 million fans on Facebook and over 500,000 followers on Twitter, Universidad Católica has a passionate fan base in Chile and other South American countries.
23. Nacional (Paraguay)
Nacional is a Paraguayan soccer club that was founded in 1904. The club has won 9 domestic titles and 3 international titles. With over 500,000 followers on Facebook and over 200,000 followers on Twitter, Nacional has a loyal fan base in Paraguay and other South American countries.
24. Santa Fe (Colombia)
Santa Fe is a Colombian soccer club that was founded in 1941. The club has won 10 domestic titles and 1 international title. With over 500,000 fans on Facebook and over 200,000 followers on Twitter, Santa Fe has a strong following in Colombia and other parts of South America.
25. Libertad (Paraguay)
Founded in 1905, Libertad is a Paraguayan soccer club that has won 21 domestic titles and 2 international titles. With over 500,000 followers on Facebook and over 200,000 followers on Twitter, Libertad has a dedicated fan base in Paraguay and other South American countries.
26. Nacional (Ecuador)
Nacional is an Ecuadorian soccer club that was founded in 1962. The club has won 13 domestic titles and 1 international title. With over 500,000 followers on Facebook and over






