Updated UEFA rankings reveal current situation of Italian clubs

The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has released an updated team ranking following the recent round of Champions League games. The highest-ranking Italian team is Inter, sitting in sixth place with 99 points, followed by Roma, rounding out the top 10 with 87 points.

Despite not participating in any European cups this year, Juventus claims the 15th spot. Napoli, on the other hand, is the last Italian team to feature within the top 20. Next in line is Atalanta, occupying the 24th position.

Interestingly, despite a third-place finish in the group stages, Milan surpassed Lazio and secured the 31st spot. Meanwhile, Lazio currently holds the 32nd position. The updated ranking list from UEFA shows:

1) Manchester City 141.000
2) Bayern Munich 136.000
3) Real Madrid 123.000
4) Paris Saint-Germain 108.000
5) Liverpool 103.000
6) Inter 99.000
7) RB Leipzig 96.000
8) Chelsea 96.000
9) Manchester United 92.000
10) Roma 87.000

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15) Juventus 80.00
16) Napoli 79.000
24) Atalanta 62.000
31) Milan 53.000
32) Lazio 52.000
61) Fiorentina 28.000

Italian teams’ position in the UEFA ranking shows the strength of the country’s commitment to football. At the same time, the ranking also reflects the pitch-perfect balance between the teams’ performances in domestic competitions and their endeavours on the international stage.