World football, one of the most watched sports in the world, generates heightened excitement and emotion, especially international tournaments.
As the international soccer scene winds down, fans turn to soccer leagues in different countries.
There are many matches that we can arrange you to visit. If it's World Champion tournament, Champions League, National teams, local national teams or any game you want to see, we can arrange your trip.
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As the international soccer scene winds down, fans turn to soccer leagues in different countries.
There are many matches that we can arrange you to visit. If it's World Champion tournament, Champions League, National teams, local national teams or any game you want to see, we can arrange your trip.
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Travel with yours clients, coworkers, friends or family
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Our ranking of the best football leagues in the world is based on television views / popularity, the presence of top players, the social media grab generated by league matches and the success of clubs from these leagues in various tournaments.
The best football leagues in the world
1. premium league
The EPL is today the most popular and best football league in the world.
The English Premier League is by far the biggest, most powerful and best football league in the world today. Its matches are broadcast in 212 countries and reach an estimated 4.7 billion people.
According to UEFA League 2019, the EPL was ranked as the second-best football league in Europe.
The Premier League, founded in 1992, is the second football league with the highest average attendance in the 2018/19 season.
Top players like Mohamed Salah, Paul Pogba and Harry Kane play in the EPL.
2. La Liga
Spain's national football league has some of the best football clubs in the world and is ranked as the best football league in Europe by UEFA in its 2019 rankings.
In the league, over 76 million viewers watched their games during the 2018/19 season.
La Liga has some of the most anticipated football matches in the world, such as El Clasico.
The league, founded in 1929, has 20 teams, and in continental and international tournaments it is one of the most successful.
La Liga clubs have won the UEFA Champions League 18 times and the FIFA Club World Cup seven times.
3. Bundesliga
Ranked by UEFA as the fourth-best football league in Europe in 2019, the Bundesliga, Germany's national football league, is arguably one of the toughest in Europe.
The Bundesliga, founded in 1962, has 56 clubs playing in the league. It has the highest average league attendance in the world.
His clubs also do very well in continental tournaments.
The Bundesliga is home to football's best talents such as Manuel Neuer, Robert Lewandowski and Frank Ribery.
4. Series A
The Italian national football league, Serie A., occupies 4th place on our list of the best football leagues in the world.
Since the great footballer Cristiano Ronaldo joined Juventus, Serie A has received increased media attention. In his debut game for Juventus, around 2.3 million people logged in to watch the star work his magic.
The league, founded in 1898, was ranked as the third best league in Europe by UEFA in 2019.
5. Ligue 1
The action in Ligue 1 is a testament to the incredible game as well as the presence of world-class footballers in the league.
The French national league, which has been in existence since 1932, has seen several clubs become dominant on several occasions.
Up to 1.6 million people watch a single Ligue 1 game with top clubs like PSG. The league was ranked as the 7th best league in Europe by UEFA in 2019.
Leading players such as Edinson Cavani, prodigy Kylian Mbappe and Angel Di Maria.
6. Brasileirao
The top division of Brazilian national football has dynamic football talents.
Brasileirão, one of the main contenders for the title of the best football league in South America, is characterized by intense competition between different clubs. The league is the most watched.
It is also the best national football league in South America with a huge record of success in continental and international tournaments.
Brasileirão has the most Club World Cup wins and the second most Copa Libertadores titles.
Brasileirão has produced some of the best European players, such as Neymar Jr., Alison Becker and Roberto Firmino.
7. Argentina Super league
In South America, the title of best football championship is subject to a debate between the Argentine National Football League and the Brazilian Football League.
The league has some of the most skilled players in the local South American leagues.
In the South American continental football tournament, the Copa Libertadores, the league features the current champions, as well as the most successful winners in the competition's history.
The league has been the breeding ground for some of the best players in the world, such as Lionel Messi, Carlos Tevez and Sergio Aguero.
8. Dutch Eredivisie
Home to one of the powerhouses of European football, the Dutch Eredivisie is the premier football league in the Netherlands.
Founded in 1963, it has grown into one of the most popular leagues in Europe. The Eredivisie was ranked as the 9th best football league in Europe by UEFA in 2019.
9. Primeira Liga
The National Football League of Portugal, it is home to what is known as Os Três Grandes (the big three), the three most powerful football clubs in Portugal.
These clubs, Porto, Benfica and Sporting CP, are the main contenders for various continental tournaments, such as the UEFA Champions League and the Europa League.
The Primeira Liga is home to some of the best football prospects in Europe as clubs constantly search for talented young people. Some of the best players in the world started their careers in the Primeira Liga. These players include Cristiano Ronaldo and Bernardo Silva.
The Primeira Liga has also been the starting point for top football coaches, such as Jose Mourinho and Marco Silva. The Primeira Liga arrives as no. 9 on our list of the best soccer leagues in the world.
10. Major League Soccer (MLS)
Founded in 1993, Major League Soccer is the national soccer league in the United States.
Since the first season of MLS in 1996, viewership has grown to approximately 2 million viewers watching a single game. In the media, MLS has received constant attention.
This can be attributed to the arrival of the best European stars in the league.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's long-range strike from 40 yards against Los Angeles FC in March 2018 briefly put MLS in the spotlight.
MLS takes 10th place on our list of the best soccer leagues in the world.
The best football leagues in the world
1. premium league
The EPL is today the most popular and best football league in the world.
The English Premier League is by far the biggest, most powerful and best football league in the world today. Its matches are broadcast in 212 countries and reach an estimated 4.7 billion people.
According to UEFA League 2019, the EPL was ranked as the second-best football league in Europe.
The Premier League, founded in 1992, is the second football league with the highest average attendance in the 2018/19 season.
Top players like Mohamed Salah, Paul Pogba and Harry Kane play in the EPL.
2. La Liga
Spain's national football league has some of the best football clubs in the world and is ranked as the best football league in Europe by UEFA in its 2019 rankings.
In the league, over 76 million viewers watched their games during the 2018/19 season.
La Liga has some of the most anticipated football matches in the world, such as El Clasico.
The league, founded in 1929, has 20 teams, and in continental and international tournaments it is one of the most successful.
La Liga clubs have won the UEFA Champions League 18 times and the FIFA Club World Cup seven times.
3. Bundesliga
Ranked by UEFA as the fourth-best football league in Europe in 2019, the Bundesliga, Germany's national football league, is arguably one of the toughest in Europe.
The Bundesliga, founded in 1962, has 56 clubs playing in the league. It has the highest average league attendance in the world.
His clubs also do very well in continental tournaments.
The Bundesliga is home to football's best talents such as Manuel Neuer, Robert Lewandowski and Frank Ribery.
4. Series A
The Italian national football league, Serie A., occupies 4th place on our list of the best football leagues in the world.
Since the great footballer Cristiano Ronaldo joined Juventus, Serie A has received increased media attention. In his debut game for Juventus, around 2.3 million people logged in to watch the star work his magic.
The league, founded in 1898, was ranked as the third best league in Europe by UEFA in 2019.
5. Ligue 1
The action in Ligue 1 is a testament to the incredible game as well as the presence of world-class footballers in the league.
The French national league, which has been in existence since 1932, has seen several clubs become dominant on several occasions.
Up to 1.6 million people watch a single Ligue 1 game with top clubs like PSG. The league was ranked as the 7th best league in Europe by UEFA in 2019.
Leading players such as Edinson Cavani, prodigy Kylian Mbappe and Angel Di Maria.
6. Brasileirao
The top division of Brazilian national football has dynamic football talents.
Brasileirão, one of the main contenders for the title of the best football league in South America, is characterized by intense competition between different clubs. The league is the most watched.
It is also the best national football league in South America with a huge record of success in continental and international tournaments.
Brasileirão has the most Club World Cup wins and the second most Copa Libertadores titles.
Brasileirão has produced some of the best European players, such as Neymar Jr., Alison Becker and Roberto Firmino.
7. Argentina Super league
In South America, the title of best football championship is subject to a debate between the Argentine National Football League and the Brazilian Football League.
The league has some of the most skilled players in the local South American leagues.
In the South American continental football tournament, the Copa Libertadores, the league features the current champions, as well as the most successful winners in the competition's history.
The league has been the breeding ground for some of the best players in the world, such as Lionel Messi, Carlos Tevez and Sergio Aguero.
8. Dutch Eredivisie
Home to one of the powerhouses of European football, the Dutch Eredivisie is the premier football league in the Netherlands.
Founded in 1963, it has grown into one of the most popular leagues in Europe. The Eredivisie was ranked as the 9th best football league in Europe by UEFA in 2019.
9. Primeira Liga
The National Football League of Portugal, it is home to what is known as Os Três Grandes (the big three), the three most powerful football clubs in Portugal.
These clubs, Porto, Benfica and Sporting CP, are the main contenders for various continental tournaments, such as the UEFA Champions League and the Europa League.
The Primeira Liga is home to some of the best football prospects in Europe as clubs constantly search for talented young people. Some of the best players in the world started their careers in the Primeira Liga. These players include Cristiano Ronaldo and Bernardo Silva.
The Primeira Liga has also been the starting point for top football coaches, such as Jose Mourinho and Marco Silva. The Primeira Liga arrives as no. 9 on our list of the best soccer leagues in the world.
10. Major League Soccer (MLS)
Founded in 1993, Major League Soccer is the national soccer league in the United States.
Since the first season of MLS in 1996, viewership has grown to approximately 2 million viewers watching a single game. In the media, MLS has received constant attention.
This can be attributed to the arrival of the best European stars in the league.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's long-range strike from 40 yards against Los Angeles FC in March 2018 briefly put MLS in the spotlight.
MLS takes 10th place on our list of the best soccer leagues in the world.
