Sofascore Season 2025 shows how fans around the world followed sport during the year. The numbers reveal who was most popular and which matches drew the most interest, but the real surprises come from the moments where fans reacted instantly or followed a favourite name more closely than anyone expected.

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The Modrić Moment

One of the biggest reactions of the season unfolded on the day Luka Modrić announced he was leaving Real Madrid. The news moved quickly, and the numbers changed just as fast. Around 1,500 fans worldwide unfollowed Real Madrid inside the platform within hours of the announcement.

A different detail from the same day shows how personal the moment felt for some fans. One user spent 38.5 minutes on Modrić’s profile, scrolling through stats, matches and history. A small piece of data that reflects how much one player can mean to people.

A Trade That Shook Basketball

There was another large shift, this time from the NBA. When the Luka Dončić – Anthony Davis trade became official, sending Dončić to Los Angeles and Davis to Dallas, fans reacted instantly. Overnight, about 4,000 users stopped following the Dallas Mavericks.

It was one of the clearest examples of how a single move can change how thousands follow a team.

A Roland Garros Final on Repeat

Tennis had its own unique moment in 2025. During the Roland Garros final, the one between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, one user opened the match page 1,500 times. In a match that lasted five and a half hours, that is on average, a check every 12 seconds. A simple sign of how tense a final can feel for one fan following every point.

The Bahia Routine

Some stories from the data were not tied to breaking news, but to consistency. One global user opened the profile of Bahia more than 12,000 times in 2025. That is more than thirty checks a day. It shows how a daily routine can quietly become a remarkable statistic.

Messi’s Most Dedicated Follower

One more example shows the pull of individual stars. A single user opened Lionel Messi’s profile more than 3,000 times during the year. A reminder that even in a season filled with new talents, global icons still draw constant attention.

A Look Back at the Year in Sport

All these moments are part of Sofascore Season 2025, the personalised recap available inside the app. Every fan can now see their own most viewed players, clubs and matches, their busiest months, their fan type and their attribute overview.

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The year in sport is not only about what happened on the pitch. It is also about how millions followed, reacted and lived the game every day.