Power Rankings: The best teams in Europe - Week 29

By Jack Gallagher

For many football fans across Europe, there's just one more weekend of the 2023/24 season left.

Depending on how you're team has been doing that's either a good thing or a bad thing.

Below are the 10 best football teams in Europe right now and, by proxy, the ten fanbases that don't want the current campaign to end...


10. Juventus (re-entry)

Coppa Italia win | Anadolu/GettyImages

Having barely ran the length of themselves in the last six months, Juventus' players actually tried on Wednesday evening and ended up winning a Coppa Italia trophy thanks to their efforts.

La Vecchia Signora have generally been bloody awful in 2024, but were actually very good in the final against Atalanta, relying on defensive might and a Dusan Vlahovic goal to earn them their 15th Coppa Italia triumph.


9. Galatasaray (up 1)

Another win | Seskim Photo/MB Media/GettyImages

Another week and yet another win for Galatasaray.

Their 3-2 win over Fatih Karagumuruk - earned thanks to a 90th minute goal from Berkan Kutlu - takes their Super Lig record for the season to:

Played: 36
Won: 32
Drawn: 3
Lost: 1
Goal Difference: +65
Points: 99


8. Borussia Dortmund (down 4)

A defeat | Sebastian El-Saqqa - firo sportphoto/GettyImages

Down four this week thanks to their rather abysmal 3-0 defeat at the hands of relegation-threatened Mainz.

Honestly, had they not been UEFA Champions League finalists we probably would've dumped Dortmund out of the rankings altogether.


7. Sporting CP (-)

Can't stop winning | Carlos Rodrigues/GettyImages

Sporting CP's Liga Portugal title-winning parade began in earnest over the weekend with their 28th league victory of the season.

Their victory over Estoril Praia means that Ruben Amorim's side have now gone 19 games without a league defeat.

That's quite impressive.


6. Bologna (re-entry)

Top four team | Insidefoto/GettyImages

Bologna will be playing UEFA Champions League football next season.

Yep, you read that right:

Bologna will be playing UEFA Champions League football next season.

Thiago Motta's side have enjoyed an utterly remarkable 2023/24 Serie A campaign, and secured their place in next Europe's top competition for the first time since 1964 thanks to their win over SSC Napoli at the weekend.


5. Aston Villa (re-entry)