Manchester United have moved up 10 places in the latest global rankings released yesterday while Premier League champions Manchester City keep their top spot.
FiveThirtyEight have published their new 'Global Club Soccer Rankings', which rates the overall strength of a team compared to clubs across the world. In their latest update, United did not feature in the top 20 clubs around the world, but have made significant improvement since Erik ten Hag took over as they rise 10 places to 22nd in the table.
United are the 6th highest Premier League team as they find themselves one place below Italian giants Napoli, but one place ahead of La Liga's Real Sociedad. At the top of the rankings, Man City remain as the number one ranked club as they sit ahead of Bayern Munich in second, with Liverpool falling down the rankings to third.
