This is the UEFA ranking by nations updated after the Conference League final won by Olympiacos. A result that generates a shock since Greece, thanks to the feat of the Piraeus club, snatches 15th place at the end, i.e. the last valid one to be able to enter two teams in the Champions League in the 2025/26 season. In fact, we remind you that this ranking will determine the number of participants in the European cups between two seasons. Italy will keep the four teams and in 2023/24 makes the leap forward, even overtaking Spain.
Four Champions places
1. England 104,303
2. Italy 90,284
3. Spain 89,239
4. Germany 86,624
5. France 66,831
Three Champions places
6. Holland 61,300
Two Champions places
7. Portugal 56,316
8. Belgium 48,800
9. Türkiye 38,600
10. Czech Republic 36,050
11. Scotland 36,050
12. Switzerland 32,975
13. Austria 32,600
14. Norway 31,625
15. Greece 31,525
A Champions League place
16. Denmark 31,450
17. Israel 31,125
18. Ukraine 28,000
19. Serbia 27,775
20. Croatia 25,525
21. Poland 25,375
22. Cyprus 22,100
23. Hungary 21,875
24. Sweden 21,500
25. Romania 21,375
26. Bulgaria 20,375
27. Azerbaijan 20,125
28. Slovakia 19,625
29. Russia 18,632*
30. Slovenia 13,250
31. Moldova 13,125
32. Kosovo 11,541
33. Kazakhstan 11,500
34. Finland 11,125
35. Ireland 10,875
36. Armenia 10,625
37. Latvia 10,625
38. Faroe Islands 10,375
39. Bosnia and Herzegovina 10,000
40. Liechtenstein 10,000**
41. Iceland 9,583
42. Northern Ireland 9,208
43. Luxembourg 8,625
44. Lithuania 8,500
45. Malta 8,250
46. Georgia 7,625
47. Albania 7,375
48. Estonia 7,207
49. Belarus 6,625
50. North Macedonia 6,000
51. Andorra 5,998
52. Wales 5,791
53. Montenegro 5,708
54. Gibraltar 4,957
55. San Marino 1,832
*Due to the suspension of all Russian national teams and clubs from UEFA competitions until further notice, as decided by the UEFA Executive Committee on 28 February 2022, resulting in no Russian teams participating in the current 2023/24 UEFA competition season for club, Russia will be awarded the lowest number of coefficient points earned in the last five seasons, i.e. 4,333 points for the men’s club association coefficient and 1,750 for the women’s club association coefficient upon completion of the 2023/24 season.
**Liechtenstein does not have a national championship, therefore it will not have representatives in the Champions League.