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AFC Champions League Elite

World · Cup · Season 2025

The AFC Champions League Elite is Asian club football's top continental competition, rebranded and restructured for the 2024–25 season. 24 clubs split across West and East regions compete through a league phase and knockout rounds. Al Ahli Saudi FC are the reigning champions, beating Kawasaki Frontale 2-0 in the 2024–25 final.

Standings

AFC Champions League Elite , West

League standings table
RankTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1Al-Hilal Saudi FC87101761122
2Al-Ahli Jeddah85212191217
3Tractor Sazi8521124817
4Al-Ittihad FC85032291315
5Al Wahda FC8422117414
6Shabab Al Ahli Dubai83231414011
7Al-Duhail SC8224161608
8Al Sadd82241216-48
9Sharjah FC8224816-88
10Al-Gharafa8206721-146
11Al Shorta8125620-145
12Nasaf8116917-84

AFC Champions League Elite , East

League standings table
RankTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1Machida Zelvia8521157817
2Vissel Kobe8512147716
3Sanfrecce Hiroshima8431106415
4Buriram United8422108214
5Melbourne City842297214
6Johor Darul Takzim FC832387111
7FC Seoul8242109110
8Gangwon FC8233911-29
9Ulsan Hyundai FC823368-29
10Chengdu Better City8134711-46
11Shanghai Shenhua8116513-84
12SHANGHAI SIPG8044211-94

Next Fixtures

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Recent Results

Teams

Top Scorers

  1. 1.Rafa Mujica (Al Sadd)8
  2. 2.Muhsen Al Ghassani (Bangkok United)8
  3. 3.H. Aouar (Al-Ittihad FC)6
  4. 4.R. Živković (Bangkok United)6
  5. 5.A. Boulbina (Al-Duhail SC)6
  6. 6.T. Dangda (Bangkok United)6
  7. 7.I. Kallon (Chengdu Better City)5
  8. 8.K. Piątek (Al-Duhail SC)5
  9. 9.Roberto Firmino (Al Sadd)4
  10. 10.E. Millot (Al-Ahli Jeddah)4

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the AFC Champions League Elite structured?

24 clubs are split into West and East regions (12 each), playing a league phase before knockout rounds — round of 16 over two legs, then quarter-finals onward as single matches hosted at a centralized venue in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

Which club has won the most Asian Champions League titles?

Al-Hilal of Saudi Arabia, with 4 titles across the competition's history (1991, 1999–2000, 2019, 2021).