Inside Malaysia's biggest club

Inside Malaysia's biggest club

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Inside Egypt's Al Ahly

Al Ahly is Egypt's most successful and popular football club, boasting an estimated 40 million fans worldwide. But how did this club achieve such popularity and success? What's the story behind Al Ahly? To find out, we had conversations with a club legend, a club employee, a dedi ...  Show more

How Flamengo became Brazil's biggest club

Flamengo is the most popular football club in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and even South America. Reports estimate that the club has more than 40 million fans worldwide. But how did Flamengo become so popular? We spoke with the marketing director and a fan of the club to find out.- H ...  Show more

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