Since January 2020, the UEFA Champions League has become more competitive as clubs show great interest in winning the title. These are the 10 clubs that have earned the most points in the UEFA Champions League as of January 2020.
1. Bayern Munich - They have played 33 UEFA Champions League matches since January 2020 and won 87 points. They have won 28 games since then. They won the UCL title in 2020. They are currently in the quarterfinals of UCL 2022/2023.
2. Manchester City - The Citizens have played 36 matches in the UEFA Champions League since January 2020 and won 81 points. They have won 25 UCL games since January 2020.
3. Chelsea - The Blues have played 33 UCL matches since 2020 and won 68 points. They won the UCL championship in 2021. They won 0-2 against Borussia Dortmund in the last match at UCL.
4. Real Madrid - They are the fourth club with the most points in the UEFA Champions League as of January 2020. They have played 35 matches in the UCL and won 67 points. They won the UEFA Champions League 2021/2022.
5. Liverpool - The Red Devils have played 33 matches in the UEFA Champions League since January 2020 and won 66 points. They have won 21 UCL games since then.
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Young Barcelona star attracts interest from 'half of the Premier League'
Barcelona will decide to loan Osasuna winger Ez Abde this summer, and as he continues to progress under Jagoba Arrasate, they will have no shortage of offers this summer.
Abde, 21, has five goals and two assists this season. However, his impact on defense and his ability to beat the top scorer has impressed all season, but he recently scored a brace on Saturday to beat Elche 2-1.
Xavi Hernandez has said it is likely he will return to Barcelona next season, although he has warned Abde will have to be more consistent if he wants to go to the Camp Nou.
The alternative is that Barcelona could try to raise funds through the sale of the Moroccan this summer, which is their need to balance their wage bill with their salary cap. The MD said 'half of the Premier League' are keeping an eye on Barcelona's talent, implying they can certainly make some money from Abde, who was signed for €2m two years ago.
The equation also has an additional factor involved - the need for a left-wing pick. Ansu Fati does not currently play in the position and Barcelona have the option to buy Yannick Carrasco, but Abde could argue he is the right choice for at least one rotating role in the position next season.
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