AFC Club Ranking

The AFC Club Ranking is a club ranking system launched by Asian Football Confederation (AFC) on 18 December 2014.^[1] The ranking, which will be updated throughout the season, is based on the results of teams participating in the last four years of the AFC Champions League and the AFC Cup, as well as their respective Member Associations’ overall club performances in those competitions during the same period.

Current Ranking

Club Ranking

The top 20 clubs as of 26 November 2015 are as follows.^[2]

Rank	Club	Points
1	Guangzhou Evergrande	129.359
2	Al-Hilal FC	116.000
3	Al-Ahli SC	91.000
4	FC Seoul	89.382
5	Kashiwa Reysol	80.434
6	Lekhwiya SC	78.755
7	Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC	77.382
8	Al Ain FC	73.901
9	Esteghlal F.C.	73.131
10	Al Shabab FC	71.000
11	Ittihad FC	70.000
12	FC Bunyodkor	69.516
13	Pohang Steelers	64.382
14	Beijing Guoan F.C.	64.359
15	Ulsan Hyundai FC	63.382
16	Al Jazira Club	59.401
17	Buriram United F.C.	56.957
18	Sepahan F.C.	55.631
19	Western Sydney Wanderers FC	54.255
20	Kuwait SC	53.313 Last updated 26 November 2015

Member Association Ranking

As of 18 December 2014 the points are as follows^[3]

Rank	Member Association	Points
1	Saudi Arabia	70.00
2	South Korea	68.29
3	Iran	50.79
4	Japan	47.16
5	Australia	38.71
6	China PR	37.89
7	Qatar	36.34
8	United Arab Emirates	35.67
9	Uzbekistan	35.59
10	Kuwait	31.44
11	Thailand	27.59
12	Iraq	26.05
13	Jordan	21.06
14	Indonesia	18.09
15	Vietnam	16.61
16	Syria	14.63
17	Hong Kong	14.24
18	Lebanon	11.86
19	Malaysia	10.98
20	India	10.38
21	Singapore	9.94
22	Oman	9.64
23	Bahrain	9.05
24	Myanmar	7.86
25	Maldives	6.08
26	Yemen	1.93
27	Tajikistan	0.30
27	Kyrgyztan	0.30

See also

• AFC Champions League
• AFC Cup

References

1. "Al Hilal lead the way as AFC announces Club Ranking system". Retrieved 20 April 2015.
2. "AFC Club Ranking (2012‐2015)" (PDF). the-afc.com. Asian Football Confederation. Retrieved 1 December 2015.
3. "AFC Club Ranking (2011-2014)" (PDF).