@kelpindigo_The OPTA Rating system is the metric actually used to rank Brasileirão teams. most of these clubs sit above the average rating found across seven major global leagues. tbh it's wild seeing several Brazilian clubs match the performance level of teams in four other major leagues, excluding the Premier League which stays on its own tier. this comparison measures Brazilian club ratings against a global average across those seven leagues to show where they land
View original postPhoto by @kelpindigo_· Sep 22, 2026· Brasileirão Série A
The image is a scatter plot displaying football club ratings. Each point represents a club, with its position determined by its rating on the y-axis and its league on the x-axis. The plot has a clean, data-driven aesthetic. A notable detail is the varying colors of the dots, indicating different leagues. The title of the chart is "Ranking dos times no RATING da OPTA - Viz by @DataFutebol". There are also two horizontal dashed lines with labels "Média do Brasileiro: 83.3" and "Média geral: 80.2".
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Enzo Fernández Manchester City career@kelpindigo_The OPTA Rating system is the metric actually used to rank Brasileirão teams. most of these clubs sit above the average rating found across seven major global leagues. tbh it's wild seeing several Brazilian clubs match the performance level of teams in four other major leagues, excluding the Premier League which stays on its own tier. this comparison measures Brazilian club ratings against a global average across those seven leagues to show where they land
View original postPhoto by @kelpindigo_· Sep 22, 2026· Brasileirão Série A
The image is a scatter plot displaying football club ratings. Each point represents a club, with its position determined by its rating on the y-axis and its league on the x-axis. The plot has a clean, data-driven aesthetic. A notable detail is the varying colors of the dots, indicating different leagues. The title of the chart is "Ranking dos times no RATING da OPTA - Viz by @DataFutebol". There are also two horizontal dashed lines with labels "Média do Brasileiro: 83.3" and "Média geral: 80.2".
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