What are the clubs that have changed the most in the World Club Rankings?

The International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) has released the latest edition of the World Club Rankings, with last season's Champions League winners Inter Milan topping the table with 303 points, while defending La Liga champions Barcelona are in second place and Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich are in third place. Beijing Guoan remains the only Chinese Super League team in the top 350 rankings.

In this list, compared with last month, the top 10 teams have basically not changed, the only change is that the La Liga giants Real Madrid, who are only ranked 19th, have soared into the top 10 this month with the super performance of players such as Cristiano Ronaldo and the stable governance of Mu Shuai, occupying the 8th position this month, squeezing another Bundesliga powerhouse Bremen out of the top 10 ranks.

Manchester United are 11th, Arsenal 18th, Juventus 21st, AC Milan even worse, the Rossoneri 51st, and even lesser-known teams like Belarusian Bart and Ecuador's Quito Sporting are ahead of Milan.

In addition, despite dropping more than a dozen places from 331st last month to just 347th, Beijing Guoan is still the only Chinese Super League team among the top 350 teams. However, both the points and the ranking are far behind the South China team in the Hong Kong First Division. Among other Asian teams, South Korea's Seongnam Ilhwa is the highest-ranked Asian team, coming in at No. 78 this month, up nearly 20 places from No. 97 last month, and they are the only Asian team in the top 100.

Asia's Top 10 Club Rankings:

78 Seongnam Ilwa South Korea, 110 Gamba Osaka Japan, 114 Kawasaki Frontale Japan, 135 Al Hilal Saudi Arabia, 144 Jeonbuk Hyundai South Korea, 148 POSCO South Korea, 162 Al Garrafa Qatar, 171 Al Shahab Saudi Arabia, 238 Hong Kong South China China, 251 Sanfrecce Hiroshima Japan.

Summary; The Chinese club is a dark horse that will one day be on the stage because the Chinese have money.

1.On 06 4 3 Beijing time, the International Football History and Statistics Association (IFFHS) released the World Club Rankings for March 2006. Last month, Liverpool continued to be in first place with points, with Italy's Inter Milan in second.

The highest-ranked club in our country is Shandong Luneng, which is ranked 169th.

The monthly rankings are based on the results of the World Clubs from April 2005 to March 2006. Liverpool and Inter Milan continue to be in the top two due to their previous big lead. In this month's rankings, the top five league leaders have finally gathered in the top 10.

Germany's Bayern Munich remain in third place, France's Lyon move up from 8th to 5th, Premier League Chelsea jump from 10th to 6th, Juventus slip from 7th to 9th due to recent sluggish form, and Spain's Barcelona jump from 15th to 10th.

3.Liverpool have topped the table for four consecutive months since taking top spot in December last year. The club of the month was awarded to France's Lyon, who won four and drew one of the last five league games in March, eight points ahead of second-placed Bordeaux, and in the Champions League, Lyon are also likely to qualify for the last four.

In this ranking, China's Shandong Luneng team ranked 169th with a score, down 39 places from last month, but this ranking is higher than European powerhouses such as Nantes in France and Chievo in Italy. Dalian Shide rose 103 places this month to 190th this month, which is also higher than the Premier League's Fulham and Italy's Livorno. Shenzhen Jinwei ranked 350th, barely making it into the rankings.

World Football Club Rankings1. Real Madrid Football Club.

2. FC Barcelona.

3. Liverpool Football Club.

4. AC Milan Football Club.

5. Bayern Munich Football Club.

6. Arsenal Football Club.

7. Inter Milan Football Club.

8. Chelsea Football Club.

9. Ajax Football Club.

10. Boca Juniors.

Meaning:

Real Madrid Football Club is a football club located in Madrid, the capital of Spain, the team was founded on March 6, 1902, formerly known as Madrid Football Team. Real Madrid has won 13 Champions League titles (the first Spanish Primera League title in European football, the first Spanish Super Cup in La Liga, 10 Spanish Super Cups, 4 UEFA Super Cups, and 5 Club World Cups (including the predecessor Toyota Cup, the first number of victories).