Real Madrid on top, Barcelona 10th: UEFA reveal updated club coefficient standings | OneFootball

The updated UEFA European club coefficient standings have on Sunday been unveiled online, with a pair of Spanish clubs featuring in the top-10.

This, of course, comes fresh off the Champions League campaign being brought to an end on Saturday night.

When all was said and done, it was French heavyweights Paris Saint-Germain who secured the title of the continent’s finest, their first such crown in history.

As much has been reflected by a place in fifth in the latest UEFA coefficient table.

Defeated finalists Inter Milan, meanwhile, sit a place back in sixth, after navigating the journey to the finale of the Champions League twice in the last three seasons.

Turning attentions towards Spain’s top clubs, Real Madrid, despite their quarter-final exit in 2024/25, continue to sit pretty atop the standings.

Hansi Flick’s Barcelona, meanwhile, after being pipped to a place in the Champions League showpiece by Inter Milan, round out the top-10.

Check out UEFA’s updated club coefficient rankings below:

Conor Laird – GSFN