UEFA club coefficient rankings update: Bayern overtakes Real Madrid to the top

On April 16, UEFA officially updated the UEFA club coefficient ranking, with Bayern overtaking Real Madrid to rank first.

After all the two-legged matches of the Champions League quarter-finals in the 25/26 season, UEFA also announced the latest UEFA club coefficient ranking. The scope of calculation of this coefficient ranking covers the Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League events of the past five seasons.

Among them, Bayern Munich ranks first with a total score of 146.500 points; Real Madrid ranks second with 144.500 points; Liverpool is third with 130.000 points; the only Serie A team in the top 10 is Inter, ranking fourth; the only Ligue 1 team in the top 10 is Paris Saint-Germain, ranking fifth; Manchester City fell to 6th place in the list after being eliminated in the Champions League Round of 16 this season.

The top ten distribution: La Liga and the Premier League each have 3 teams, the Bundesliga has 2 teams, and Ligue 1 and Serie A each have 1 team.

Top 10 in the latest UEFA club coefficient ranking

1. Bayern Munich (Bundesliga): 146.500 points

2. Real Madrid (La Liga): 144.500 points

3. Liverpool (Premier League): 130.000 points

4. Internazionale (Serie A): 127.000 points

5. Paris Saint-Germain (Ligue 1): 126.500 points

6. Manchester City (Premier League): 125.500 points

7. Arsenal (Premier League): 113.500 points

8. Barcelona (La Liga): 113.250 points

9. Bayer Leverkusen (Bundesliga): 105.000 points

10. Atletico Madrid (La Liga): 103.750 points