UEFA Reveals Club Rankings As Tottenham Edge Arsenal [See Top 10]

UEFA has released their latest club rankings and Tottenham Hotspur is narrowly ahead of Arsenal in the leaderboards.

Infoexper24 reports that UEFA released the rankings on their official website on Tuesday.

Bayern Munich top the chart with 122 points, while Manchester City is second with 115 points. Liverpool is in the third position with 111 points, while Chelsea occupies the fourth position with 106 points.

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Tottenham is in the 13th in the table, whilst Arsenal, who were previously in 12th position at the close of play last season, has slipped to 14th.

Arsenal missed out on European football for the first time in 25 years after finishing eighth in the Premier League last season – are unable to improve their position this campaign as a result of their absence from international competition.

Meanwhile, Spurs are involved in the Europa Conference League, a competition that they’re currently struggling in, but they can add to their total of 81 points – which is one more than Arsenal’s tally of 80 – in UEFA’s algorithm by qualifying for the next round.

Below are the top ten club coefficient rankings:
Bayern Munich
Man City
Liverpool
Chelsea
Barcelona
Paris St Germain
Real Madrid
Juventus
Man Utd
Atletico Madrid

UEFA has released their latest club rankings and Tottenham Hotspur is narrowly ahead of Arsenal in the leaderboards.

Infoexper24 reports that UEFA released the rankings on their official website on Tuesday.

Bayern Munich top the chart with 122 points, while Manchester City is second with 115 points. Liverpool is in the third position with 111 points, while Chelsea occupies the fourth position with 106 points.

READ ALSO: Conte Set For EPL Return As Manchester United Boss – Details

Tottenham is in the 13th in the table, whilst Arsenal, who were previously in 12th position at the close of play last season, has slipped to 14th.

Arsenal missed out on European football for the first time in 25 years after finishing eighth in the Premier League last season – are unable to improve their position this campaign as a result of their absence from international competition.

Meanwhile, Spurs are involved in the Europa Conference League, a competition that they’re currently struggling in, but they can add to their total of 81 points – which is one more than Arsenal’s tally of 80 – in UEFA’s algorithm by qualifying for the next round.

UEFA only takes into account points accumulated over the last five seasons, including the

Below are the top ten club coefficient rankings:

Bayern Munich
Man City
Liverpool
Chelsea
Barcelona
Paris St Germain
Real Madrid
Juventus
Man Utd
Atletico Madrid