Real Madrid have just won the 2018 Club World Cup and they also finish the year as the top club in Europe.
That's according to the UEFA rankings, as the three-in-a-row Champions League winners end the year with 144 points.
Bayern Munich follow, while Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are in third and fourth place, so it's no surprise to see LaLiga Santander lead the way in terms of the association rankings.
Here, we outline the final standings of the year for all the main UEFA coefficients.
Five-year coefficients for clubs (used for seeding)
Ten-year coefficients for clubs (used for income distribution)
Five-year coefficients for associations
This season's coefficients for associations
Five-year coefficients for women's clubs
Five-year coefficients for women's associations
