The 80 best championships in the world! Kosovo moves up 10 places, Albania reaches the bottom

2023-01-27 16:25:58, Sport CNA

The International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) has made a ranking of the best championships in the world, as every year, as well as for 2022. This ranking has started since 1991 and is a mix with other football confederations.

What stands out about the year we left behind is that the Brazilian championship holds the first place for the second time in its history, as well as in 2021. Meanwhile, the championship that holds the second place in this ranking is the Premier League, which has not been ranked at the top since 2019. La Liga is positioned third and gains one place ahead of the Bundesliga.

Meanwhile, the other four places in the ranking are held by championships belonging to UEFA countries. After the German league comes the Italian Serie A and behind it the French championship holds the position with a small difference of points.

Seventh is Portugal and then the Netherlands, while the last two places to round out the top ten leagues for 2022 are held by Argentina (ninth) and Paraguay (tenth).

ALBANIA AND KOSOVO What stands out in this ranking is the galloping of the Kosovar championship and the significant improvement it has made compared to 2021 where it held the 75th position, meanwhile for 2022 and the publication of the table by IFFHS in January 2023, the Kosovo championship has moved up 19 places, keeping the 56th position, this is also due to the fact that the Balkan team had a fantastic run in Europe, qualifying for the groups of the Conference League and developed a dignified performance in groups.

As for the Superior of Albania, ten is the number of places lost in the ranking. In 2021, the Albanian championship held the 56th place in the world, while a year later it is ranked 66th, based on the performance during January 1, 2022 to December 31, 2022.