Chelsea FC's Cole Palmer, Inter Miami, and Liverpool lead U.S. kit sales during 2024-25 season

Palmer, Liverpool and Inter Miami dominate American kit sales with Chelsea, Erling Haaland and L.A. Galaxy coming in as runner-ups

• Chelsea's Palmer emerges as a surprise bestseller
• Liverpool leads Prem club sales
• Inter Miami's star power continues to drive sales

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  WHAT HAPPENED

  Chelsea's rising star Cole Palmer has joined perennial favorites Liverpool and star-studded Inter Miami atop the jersey sales charts in the United States, according to soccer apparel site Soccer.com. The data, which was captured between 2024 and early 2025, showed that Palmer led Premier League player jersey sales, while Liverpool and Inter Miami topped the rankings for Premier League and MLS club sales, respectively.

  Palmer edged out Manchester City’s Erling Haaland, Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah, and Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka to claim the top spot. Meanwhile, Liverpool and Inter Miami outpaced rivals Chelsea, Manchester City, Arsenal, LA Galaxy, LAFC, Atlanta United, and others.

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  WHAT SOCCER.COM’S DATA REVEALED

  Top 5 Premier League Player Jersey Sales (Aug 16, 2024 – January 2025)
  Player	Club
  Cole Palmer	Chelsea
  Erling Haaland	Manchester City
  Mohamed Salah	Liverpool
  Bukayo Saka	Arsenal
  Virgil van Dijk	Liverpool
  Top 5 Premier League Club Sales (Aug. 16, 2024 – January 2025)
  Liverpool
  Chelsea
  Manchester City
  Arsenal
  Manchester United
  Top 5 MLS Club Sales (Feb. 1, 2024 – Jan. 31, 2025)
  Inter Miami
  L.A. Galaxy
  LAFC
  Atlanta United
  Charlotte FC

• THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Inter Miami's rank of No. 1 shouldn't come across as surprising. In 2024, there were 500,000 requests for Lionel Messi's kit, which MLS Commissioner Don Garber said was Adidas' highest seller across any sport.

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  WHAT’S NEXT?

  With the 2025 MLS season kicking off last weekend, all eyes will be on this year's sales to see if Messi and Co can remain on top.