In the latest FIFA rankings, the Super Eagles drop to 39th as Spain climbs to 3rd after EURO 2024. Explore how Nigeria's football landscape shifts, Morocco leads in Africa, and the impact of managerial changes on global standings.
In the latest FIFA rankings, Nigeria's Super Eagles have dropped to 39th place following their recent performances in the World Cup qualifiers, where they drew with South Africa and suffered a historic defeat to Benin, impacting their global standing.
Meanwhile, Spain, champions of EURO 2024, surged to 3rd place globally, showcasing their recent success. Morocco retains its top position among African teams, with Senegal and Egypt closely trailing. Despite the drop in global rankings, Nigeria maintains its position in the top five African teams.
The top ten teams globally include Argentina, France, Spain, England, Brazil, Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal, Colombia, and Portugal. In Africa, the top ten teams are Morocco, Senegal, Egypt, Cote d’Ivoire, Nigeria, Tunisia, Algeria, Cameroon, Mali, and South Africa.
