Roma leads Serie A clubs in the latest UEFA club coefficient rankings, with only Roma and Inter making the top 10.
The updated rankings by UEFA reflect the performance of European clubs in UEFA competitions. Manchester City, winners of the 2023 Champions League, claim the top spot, followed by Carlo Ancelotti’s Real Madrid, the most recent champions.
Roma, positioned as the top Serie A club, holds fifth place, with Bayern Munich in third and Liverpool in fourth.
Roma’s recent achievements include winning the 2022 Conference League, reaching the Europa League Final in 2023, and the semifinals in the previous season.
Inter, in tenth place, are the second Serie A team listed. They reached the 2023 Champions League Final but were knocked out in the Round of 16 in the latest tournament by Atletico Madrid.
Further down the rankings, Atalanta holds the 20th position, followed by Napoli (21st), Milan (22nd), and Juventus (23rd).
Outside the top 30, Lazio ranks 31st, Fiorentina 36th, and Bologna 89th. Bologna will return to the Champions League, formerly the European Cup, for the first time in over 60 years next season.