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Sunday 09 August 2015 6:34 pm

Here’s what Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester Utd and Premier League football fans Googled over the summer

By: Lynsey Barber

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It may have been a summer of sport with the Ashes, Wimbledon and the Open to name just a few of the summer's sporting events, but football fans are no doubt happy that the new Premier League season has finally kicked off.

While it's relatively quiet on the football front over the summer, it certainly didn't leave fans lost for words. There were still plenty of subjects occupying their thoughts – and thanks to Google, we know exactly what it is that's been keeping them awake. 

Read more: English clubs have spent over £20m on agents' fees this summer

More than a few fans were thinking about what their club would be wearing, while Falcao, Benteke and Glen Johnson were just some of the player names to feature.

Here's the most Googled phrase related to each Premier League club over the summer, according to Google Trends (where the specific club data is available).

Manchester United

 

 

“New Manchester United kit”

Tottenham Hotspur

“Spurs new stadium”

Bournemouth

“Who is the captain?”

Watford

“Who is the Watford manager?”

Aston Villa

“Jack Grealish”

Everton

“Third kit for 2015/16”

Norwich

“Fixture list 2015/16”

Crystal Palace

“Yohan Cabaye”

Sunderland

“Training kit”

Leicester City

“Who have Leicester signed?”

Swansea

“Away kit”

Chelsea

“Is Falcao going to sign for Chelsea?”

Newcastle

“Mitrovic”

Southampton

“Europa League”

Arsenal

“New 2015/16 away kit”

West Ham

“When are West Ham moving into the Olympic Stadium?"

Liverpool

"Benteke’s first pre-season goal"

Stoke City

“Glen Johnson”

 

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