Soccer is growing in the US. The Premier League wants a piece of the fandom
The English league’s new campaign for its 2026-27 season targets US audiences by highlighting World Cup stars—and one famous New York fan.
Alyssa is a senior reporter for Marketing Brew who’s covered sports for three years, with a particular interest in brand investment in women’s sports. Prior to that, she wrote about podcast and audio advertising for Marketing Brew and Business Insider and was a data journalist for Morning Consult. She started her career covering crime and breaking news for the Boston Globe and the Virginian-Pilot.
The English league’s new campaign for its 2026-27 season targets US audiences by highlighting World Cup stars—and one famous New York fan.
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