The International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) released a new version of its world club rankings on Friday. Flamengo continues at the top of the list, while Palmeiras lost the vice leadership to Real Madrid.
Under the leadership of Vítor Pereira, Flamengo had a disastrous start to the season, marred by disappointments in the Brazilian Super Cup, the Club World Cup, the Recopa Sudamericana and even the carioca league. Even so, he leads with 313 points, five more than Real Madrid.
With 263 points, Palmeiras occupies third place in the IFFHS league table. Algoz do Flamengo in the decision of the Brazilian Super Cup, the team commanded by coach Abel Ferreira finished the first phase of the paulista championship with the best campaign.
In order, Benfica, Liverpool, Manchester City, Porto, Independiente del Valle, Al Ahly and Inter complete the top 10 list. The Ecuadorian team, by the way, was the executor of Flamengo in the decision Recopa Sul-Americana, won in the center of the Maracanã.
WEEKEND WITH DECISION! IT’S AT OUR HOUSE AND WE WILL BE THERE! TODAY IS PALM DAY! 🟢⚪️#ForwardPalestra #PALxSBD pic.twitter.com/45P3yVhxxZ
— SE Palmeiras (@Palmeiras) March 11, 2023
São Paulo occupies 14th place in the standings, while Corinthians is 22nd and Santos only 81st. Athletico-PR (17th), Internacional (24th), Atlético-MG (28th), Fluminense (34th), Ceará (41st) and Atlético-GO (50th) make up the top 50 of the world club ranking .
See the top 10 of the IFFHS World Club Rankings:
1: Flamengo (313 points)
2: Real Madrid (308)
3: Palms (263)
4: Benfica (247)
5: Liverpool (245)
6: Manchester City (245)
7: Port (228)
8: Independent del Valle (221.5)
9: Al Ahly (220)
10: International (217)
Source: Terra
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