GONE ON DOWN THE FC BARCELONA
The Real Madrid closes 2017 like leader of the ránking of the UEFA
Published:26/12/2017 - 15:40h
Updated:26/12/2017 - 17:08h
It approaches the end of the year 2017 and arrives the moment to do balance. The UEFA has published his ránkings of coefficients of clubs and selections and the Madrid and Germany will continue in the highest of the table. The Barça is second and Spain, fourth
The UEFA made public this Monday his ránkings of coefficients of clubs and selections, that value the world-wide classification according to the results of the teams in the last five years. The Real Madrid will close 2017 heading the table, gone on down the FC Barcelona and the Bayern of Munich.
The fact to having won thrice the Champions League in his last five editions has been definite to keep to the 'merengues' in the highest with a coefficient of 148.000. The European regularity reached by Barcelona and muniqueses has allowed them stand out with 126.000 and 125.000 respectively, in addition to Athletic (122.000) and Juventus (120.000).
The command of LaLiga is very clear in the classification, in which there are four representatives between the ten first. Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, Athletic and Seville (7º) surpass to the two of the Bundesliga (Bayern and Dortmund), to the of the Series To (Juventus), to the of the Premier (City) and to the of the Primeira League (Benfica).
Ránking Of clubs of the UEFA (coefficient taking into account the last five years)
- 1. Real Madrid (ESP) 148.000
- 2. Barcelona (ESP) 126.000
- 3. Bayern Of Munich (GER) 125.000
- 4. Athletic of Madrid (ESP) 122.000
- 5. Juventus (ITA) 120.000
- 6. Paris Saint-Germain (FRA) 109.000
- 7. Seville (ESP) 108.000
- 8. Manchester City (ENG) 97.000
- 9.= Borussia Dortmund (GER) 95.000
- 9.= Benfica (BY) 95.000
Germany, better selection
Although regarding national selections the values are more adjusted, the big performance of Germany situates it in the first place, just above Portugal, Belgium and Spain. After them, they appear the national teams of France, England, Switzerland, Italy, Poland and Iceland.
