Champions Cup Finalists lead the latest Concacaf Club Rankings
Tigres UANL climbs to first place in the Club Rankings ahead of the Champions Cup Final.
MIAMI – Tigres UANL and Deportivo Toluca FC headline the latest Concacaf Club Rankings (CCR), setting the stage for their highly anticipated clash in the 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup Final.
The Concacaf Club Rankings Index grades all clubs and leagues across the confederation. Teams gain points for results in official domestic league matches, regional cup matches, and Concacaf Champions Cup play.
Further details explaining the rankings and how clubs earn points can be found here: Concacaf launches new ranking system for region’s clubs and leagues.
Champions Cup finalists lead the way
Tigres UANL (1,277) rose three spots to claim first place after advancing to the Champions Cup Final. Los Felinos secured their berth with a semifinal victory over Nashville SC and are now making their fifth appearance in the modern era of the competition, matching CF Monterrey for the most since 2008.
Deportivo Toluca FC (1,276) follow up closely in second place after securing the other coveted ticket to the Final. Los Diablos Rojos mounted a heroic comeback to defeat Los Angeles FC 5-2 on aggregate in the Semifinals. After falling 2-1 in California in the first leg, Toluca's attack delivered a stellar attacking display to turn the aggregate around at home with a 4-nil scoreline in the second leg. Toluca will fight for the crown in the Champions Cup Final for the first time since finishing runners-up in the 2013/14 edition. It will be the club's sixth appearance in a Champions Cup Final as it searches for its third title.
Club Ranking Top 10
Cruz Azul (1,258) climbed two spots to third place, while Inter Miami CF (1,241) moved up three positions into fourth**.**
Los Angeles FC (1,240) fell three places and is now fifth, followed by Seattle Sounders FC (1,235) in sixth, and Nashville SC (1,232) in seventh.
Club América (1,225) retained its spot at eighth overall. CD Guadalajara (1,221) surged one spot to ninth, and Vancouver Whitecaps FC (1,220) dropped one position to round out the Top 10.
