The International Federation of Football History and Statistics has released the list of the best clubs in the world based on performance over the past 12 months.
The International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) has released a new update to the Women’s World Club Rankings . In the list, which includes 203 teams, Spain’s Barcelona top the list with a total of 593 points and is followed by Wolfsburg of Germany (538). The podium in this case is closed by Chelsea with 511.
At Conmebol level, the list is led by Palmeiras, in eighth place, with 408 points. At the national level, while the Universidad de Chile appears in the lead. The blues are in 53rd position on the list with 171 points .
Below it appears santiago morning in 63rd place (153 points) and below is Colo Colo 107th, with 114 units.
As the post explains, the rankings are based on clubs’ performances in domestic and international tournaments between June 1, 2022 and May 31, 2023.
Real Madrid dominate men’s football
The organization also delivered the results of the ranking of the 302 best clubs in the world. The list begins with Real Madrid, who remained in the semi-finals of the last Champions League, although their great advantage allowed them to continue in first place with 313 points. .
In second position, advancing one position, is the Manchester City new Champions League champion after beating Inter Milan on Saturday.
The last place on the podium goes to Flamengo led by Arturo Vidal and Erick Pulgar, today under the technical direction of Jorge Sampaoli, with 278 points .
Now to find national representatives you have to go down to place 204. There is Colo Colo with 82 points . the following Palestinian who rose from the 360 place to the 239 (74 points) and the last to appear in this record is italian audax (257°) with 71 units.
It should be noted that this classification also considers the period between June 1, 2022 and May 31, 2023.
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