Despite being one of the top seven Premier League clubs, West Ham’s global rating is quite depressing.
West Ham is now ranked seventh in the Premier League.
In addition, the Hammers have advanced to the second round of the Europa League.
That comes after the previous season, when three clubs won a European trophy.
In terms of wealth, West Ham is among the top 18 clubs in the world of football off the field.
However, West Ham’s development and progression over the last several seasons haven’t exactly been represented in a list of distinction.
Opta Power Rankings provide a global ranking to 13,000 domestic teams.
The top analysts and specialists in football data worldwide are Opta.
Additionally, they create Power Rankings, a worldwide team rating system that rates over 13,000 domestic football clubs on a scale of zero to 100 based on their abilities.
Fans of West Ham clearly like their club, and we all believe that our team is the greatest.
West Ham is rated 33rd globally.
However, the Opta Power Rankings use very thorough data analysis to ultimately resolve arguments amongst friends.
When the top 100 clubs in the world are revealed, West Ham receives a depressing ranking.
because West Ham, with an 87.8 rating, is ranked 33rd on the list.
Among the teams you would expect us to be above are Stuttgart, Bologna, Benfica, Atalana, Real Sociedad, and PSV; David Moyes’ team is behind them.
Brighton, Newcastle, and Chelsea are among the Premier League teams that West Ham is now ahead of.
Some teams’ hammers should be above others.
The top five are composed of Man City, Real Madrid, Inter Milan, Liverpool, and PSG.
You can see the table, which ranks all 13,000 teams, here.
Former Europa League rivals of West Ham, Dinamo Zagreb, are ranked 100th out of 100, with Celtic coming in at 99th.
Still, it’s a feast that is portable. Thus, the Hammers do have an opportunity to move up the standings.
In the meanwhile, Opta has also forecast West Ham’s Premier League finish for this year.
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