FIFA Men’s World Ranking has seen Spain reclaim the top spot after an 11-year gap. Major changes have occurred in the football world following over 200 international matches. The current world champions, Argentina, who held the number one position since April 2023, have dropped to third place.
Argentina faced a setback after losing 1-0 to Ecuador in a CONMEBOL qualifying match. Meanwhile, France’s strong performance has propelled them to the second position. Further changes in the rankings include Germany dropping out of the top 10 for the first time in a year after their 2-0 defeat to Slovakia, landing at 12th place. Slovakia has risen to 42nd place, breaking into the top 50. Morocco has climbed to 11th, showcasing their strength.
Notable changes also occurred in North America. Canada, after victories over Romania and Wales in friendly matches, has moved up to 26th, closing the gap with the United States. India had a poor international break, falling to 134th place.
Top 10 teams in the FIFA Men’s World Ranking:
- Spain
- France
- Argentina
- England
- Portugal
- Brazil
- Netherlands
- Belgium
- Croatia
- Italy