The football season managed to continue after it was suspended during the peak of Covid-19 outbreak. But watching the games with empty stadiums is an anti-climax. Gone were the vibes. The games went on to finish the season at the very least and long-waited Liverpool fans have seen their team lift the Premier League trophy. Being a football fan and a stock investor, I was wondering which football teams were publicly listed. Most importantly, is there a case for mixing passion and money by investing in our favourite football teams? Let’s find out.

#1 – Manchester United (NYSE:MANU) – US$2.4b Market Cap

One of the most well-known football clubs in the world. It once contemplated listing in Singapore to tap on the Asian fan base for its stocks. But it decided to list in New York in the end. Manchester United struggled to perform after legendary manager, Alex Ferguson, left the club in 2013. It has not won the League even after changing several managers and splurging millions in the transfer market....