RANKED: The Top 5 Leagues In European Football

Let us see top 5 Leagues in Europe right now where every football player want to plays and fans enjoy watching their superstar player playing at thier Favourite club

As of mid-August 2021, Ligue 1 has dropped OUT of the top 5 European leagues based on the UEFA coefficient. While most football fans believe that the French top flight is still worthy of this status, it has been replaced by Portugal's Primeira Liga but quickly french league occupies its position back in top 5 league

So as per new rankings of UEFA Here are the top 5 Leagues in Europe right now

5 - Ligue-1

the french top flight isnt the only one that has been dominated by a superpower in the 2010s.

Paris saint-germain, winning seven of the last eight ligue 1 titles, have had a slip up where others havent, but the margin of victory for the nouveau riche in the capital is most alarming.

They had it sewn up when the league was suspended this year. They won by 16 points in 2018/19 and while it seemed closer in 2017/18, it was all but over with months to spare.

Psgs dominance on the pitch is replicated in the transfer market. They are one of the richest clubs in the world, and lyon (who have finished in the top three on five occasions in the last eight seasons) are barely in the top 20.

Lionel messi's arrival in the french capital strengthens ligue 1's case but is his presence enough to feature towards the top of this list? Unfortunately not in our view...

Monacos run to the semis in 2017 was the last time a ligue 1 team came close to winning the competition, but their team was promptly picked apart by wealthier clubs.

Ligue 1 has produced some of the worlds best talents. There are some wonderful players up and down the league, but its comfortably fifth in these rankings.

4 - Serie a

                                     

                

              

one of the for mentioned teams who have owned the league title even more so than psg, juventus had won nine scudetti in a row.

They relinquished their grip on the serie a trophy last season but massimiliano allegri is back and juve remain a force to be reckoned with.

While italian domestic football is generally considered stronger than in france, and juventus have been more of a threat in the champions league than psg, the majority of the last decade presents a similar picture.

The two milan giants have been in the doldrums for much of that time. Juventus through a combination of bargain and blockbuster signings have constructed a squad far clear of the chasing pack.

Romans run to the champions league semis a couple of years ago was similar to monacos, an anomaly rather than a serious run towards the trophy.

We have to go back to 2011/12 to find the last non-juve team to make the quarters prior to romas run.

Its a long time since serie a was the top league in the world. The nostalgia perhaps leads some to overrate it, and the promise of these big-name clubs returning to the forefront of european football is a lure.

For a long time now, though, it has been a one-team league at the top. Stronger depth than ligue 1 earns it fourth here.

3 - Bundesliga

                                                         

                                                       

                                     

its eight in a row for bayern, just like juventus.

Borussia dortmund have finished as runners up in five of those campaigns, following on from their two titles at the start of the 2010s.

Despite a run of four different champions in five seasons at the end of the noughties, the rise of rb leipzig and a group of teams finishing in the top four over the last eight years, it has been all about bayern in recent memory even when theres seemed to be a title race.

Schalke, monchengladbach, wolfsburg, leipzig, hoffenheim and leverkusen have all finished in the top three in the last six seasons.

Wolfsburg were champions league quarter finalists in 2015, schalke pushed real madrid hard in the last 16 the season prior.

The monopoly argument can be thrown at the bundesliga just as it can with ligue 1 and serie a.

The teams just behind bayern are perhaps closer, and likely stronger than their counterparts in france and italy. It seems like a generally deeper league.

2 - La Liga

                                                     

                        

                     

where it has been quality all the way down the table that split the previous three, its all about peak performance in spain.

Cristiano ronaldo and lionel messi have gone but the likes of eden hazard, luka modric, jan oblak, luis suarez and antoine griezmann are lighting up the spanish top flight - la liga is still home to many of the worlds very best.

Real madrid and barcelona are always among the betting favourites for the champions league. Atletico madrid are never far off either.

La liga has benefited from diego simeones atletico. They won a title, they are a constant thorn in the side of the two that have a near-permanent duopoly on the top of the spanish game.

You have to go all the way back to 2011/12 to find the last time someone other than those three finished in the top three, and while thats not great, la liga hasnt experienced the same continued dominance of one team at the top.

There were two all-spanish finals in the 2010s and, led by real madrid, spanish sides won six out of eight champions league finals.

The mid-table in spain might not be as strong as the comparable teams in other countries (or thats the common perception), but the quality at the top is enough to get them second here.

1 - Premier League

                                      

                      

the 2010s wasnt a great decade for the premier league on the european stage, with betting expert betting tips on english clubs taking a bit of a hit over the period.

The wane of manchester united, changes at manchester city and general turmoil at chelsea saw a much weaker effort in continental action after english clubs were the main force in the late-noughties.

That has begun to change, however, with an all-english final in 2019 coming 12 months after liverpool became the first english team since 2012 to make the final.

Instability at the bigger clubs, the fact that there are more teams who can seriously compete in the transfer market, has led the premier league to produce a greater variety of title winners.

The last five seasons have delivered four different champions. Chelsea, leicester arsenal, tottenham, manchester united and liverpool have all been in and out of the top three.

The inconsistency and occasional turmoil that has hampered the premier league from delivering in the champions league has also meant more change in the european spots.

Being the most-watched league in the world means a lot more revenue. The money in football is, as we all know, astronomical.

The way that revenue is shared in the premier league gives greater financial muscle to the mid-table and below teams, who can compete for signings that their supposed peers in france or italy could not.

The talent on the non-european competing teams in the premier league has increased significantly in the last few years. That, as much as the resurgence in continental competition, puts the premier league top of the pile.