SuperLega Credem Banca reports record attendance in the 2024/25 season
Interest in the SuperLega Credem Banca volleyball league continues to grow, with data from the 2024/25 regular season showing a significant increase in attendance. Compared to the previous season, the number of spectators has risen by 11.34%, reaching a total of 393,405 people. This means an average of 2,980 spectators per match – the highest figure in the last 30 years, according to the league's calculations.
Record numbers for fans and revenues
In the 2023/24 season, the total number of spectators was 353,325, while this season their number is 40,080 more. This increase is also reflected in ticket revenues, which have grown by 5%. The total revenue from ticket sales for the 132 matches played in the regular season amounts to 3,352,516.39 euros. These figures are clear evidence of stable growth and increased interest in the league.
Most visited teams in the league
The SuperLega clubs are the main beneficiaries of this boom, with some teams registering particularly high attendance. The leader in the ranking isSir Susa Vim Perugia, which attracted 47,244 spectators for its 11 home matchesin Pala Barton Energy. In second place isRana Verona with 42,010 fans, followed byItas Trentino (39,102)andValsa Group Modena (38,440).
Exciting playoffs in front of full stands
With the upcoming playoffs and the growing interest in the championship, SuperLega Credem Banca continues to establish itself as one of the most prestigious and attractive volleyball leagues in the world. This positive trend is expected to continue, attracting even more fans and creating an even more exciting atmosphere in the arenas.
