Football: the five best clubs in the world in 2026 according to Opta

Author: Hermann ZogloPublished on: April 7, 2026Country: France

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Football: the five best clubs in the world in 2026 according to Opta

Opta released its football club rankings, with Arsenal at the top with 100 points, finishing the league phase unbeaten. Bayern Munich follows with 99 points, led by Vincent Kompany, while Barcelona is third with 98 points, managed by Hansi Flick. Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain complete the top 5 with 96.7 and 96 points, respectively.

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