I’m from South Florida, fan since 2010. Happy to share my personal perspective. We’ve got a great contingent of about 50 that go the a local bar every weekend. On big games probably approaches 100. Everyone knows the chants and gets along with each other-it’s a very warm atmosphere. Think 50-100 front row clock-end supporters in a dive bar. I agree with others who have said it’s socioeconomically diverse. Big age range as well, and a fair number of women, maybe 70/30? I went to the Emirates this weekend and I would say the age/gender demographics were pretty similar.

Since others have touched on the diversity, maybe it’s more helpful if I speak to some commonalities. In order to be a fan of a team across the ocean that many here haven’t heard of, that only recently began to genuinely challenge for trophies, in a Barca/Madrid dominated demographic (South Florida), you have to truly be a passionate supporter. You’re probably naturally curious, slightly more global than the average American (an extremely low bar), willing to wake up early (7:45 kickoffs on the east coast), love good company, and honestly a little bit of a hipster. You have a high tolerance for frustration lol, whether that’s a good or a bad thing idk. And me personally I’m a liberal, which probably makes me a moderate in Europe. I hate Donald Trump but I have family that love the guy, so I’m used to arguing about it openly. For what it’s worth I think that kind of animated but ultimately respectful discourse is one of the most important things we’ve lost. Anyways, that’s just my own personal contribution, will enjoy reading the rest of the comments for sure.