Atmospheres at Parkhead and Ibrox are renowned as being among the best in world football.

Glasgow giants Celtic and Rangers have been ranked among the highest average home attendances in the world so far this season.

Both clubs are back competing against some of the best clubs in Europe in the Champions League and have made the top 30 with the Hoops in particular featuring highly on the list.

According to Transfermarkt, Celtic Park is averaging an attendance of 58,323 in all competitions this term, placing the club in 12th spot in the worldwide rankings.

Celtic fans will return to Ibrox for the April 3 showdown with Rangers after the club accepted the ticket allocation on offer. (Photo by Craig Williamson / SNS Group)

placeholder image — Celtic fans will return to Ibrox for the April 3 showdown with Rangers after the club accepted the ticket allocation on offer. (Photo by Craig Williamson / SNS Group)

Rangers’ Ibrox Stadium is averaging 46,842 in all competitions, placing them further down the list in 29th spot.

Champions League holders and reigning La Liga champions Real Madrid sit two place above Celtic but there is a caveat as to why Los Blancos are surprisingly low in the list.

Carlo Ancelotti’s side are currently playing in front of a reduced capacity at the Santiago Bernabéu, with attendances capped at around 60,000 this season, as the famous stadium undergoes major renovation work.

There is also South American involvement from Brazil and representation from the Major Soccer League in the United States.

GlasgowWorld takes a look at the average attendance list during the early part of the 2022/23 season:

30 - Paris Saint-Germain: Parc des Princes (46.104)

29 - RANGERS: Ibrox Stadium (46.842)

28 - VfB Stuttgart: Mercedez-Benz Arena (47.125)

27 - Atlanta United: Mercedes-Benz Stadium (47.353)

26 - FC Köln: RheinEnergieStadion (48.240)