Milan, the update of the UEFA Ranking has been revealed (lapresse)spaziomilan.it
News for Milan, the updated UEFA Ranking has been made known: the slot occupied by the Rossoneri for the next Champions League has been revealed.
The Milan he reached it four days early the arithmetic average of points which next year will allow them to be among the top European clubs to participate in the next one Champions League. This was certainly one of the objectives of the Rossoneri, who currently find themselves in second place, five points ahead of Juventus who occupy third position. In fact, the direct clash did not affect the gap between the two teams in the slightest given the draw. A somewhat up-and-down start to the season for the Rossoneri, who however managed to recover at the end, despite no trophy brought home this year.
Today after the two days of the Champions League the R. was officially announcedupdated UEFA anking and 12 teams remain in the running, including 3 Italian ones. In fact, our country is the most represented together with Germany, which still has 3 clubs in the running: Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen. Taking the last round into consideration, the only Italian team that managed to gain positions was Fiorentina who moved from 53rd place to 50th place.
Milan, 29th place achieved in the new UEFA ranking
Milan, on the other hand, ends the 2024/25 season in 29th placewith the Rossoneri in sight of the next Champions League hovering between the second and third tiers. However, everything is linked to how many teams, among those in front, will qualify for the tournament. The new formulation includes a total of 36 teams placed in a single group.
The teams will be divided into 4 groups made up of 9 teams each. Each club, therefore, will face 8 opponents, two for each tier. To date, among the teams ahead of the Rossoneri there are: Chelsea, Manchester United, Sevilla, Villarreal, Napoli, Porto, Atalanta, West Ham, Ajax and Eintracht. However, the following remain out: Benfica, Brugge and Rangers who should instead secure qualification by playing the playoffs.
1. Manchester City (England) 148,000
2. Bayern Munich (Germany) 143,000
3. Real Madrid (Spain) 131,000
4. Paris Saint-Germain (France) 116,000
5. Liverpool (England) 114,000
6. Inter (Italy) 101,000
7. Leipzig (Germany) 97,000
8. Rome (Italy) 97,000
9. Chelsea (England) 96,000
10. Borussia Dortmund (Germany) 94,000
11. Manchester United (England) 92,000
12. Barcelona (Spain) 91,000
13. Atlético Madrid (Spain) 89,000
14. Bayer Leverkusen (Germany) 86,000
15. Seville (Spain) 84,000
16. Villarreal (Spain) 82,000
17. Naples (Italy) 80,000
18. Juventus (Italy) 80,000
19. Benfica (Portugal) 79,000
20. Porto (Portugal) 77,000
21. Atalanta (Italy) 75,000
22. Arsenal (England) 72,000
23. West Ham (England) 69,000
24. Ajax (Netherlands) 67,000
25. Brugge (Belgium) 63,000
26. Rangers (Scotland) 63,000
27. Shakhtar Donetsk (Ukraine) 63,000
28. Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany) 60,000
29. Milan (Italy) 59,000
So to understand which teams Milan will then be able to meet during the Champions League groups, we will still have to wait a little while.
This post was last modified on 3 May 2024 – 13:58
