On April 4th 2024, FIFA released its latest rankings, showing progress from African nations. Nigeria, a finalist at the recent CAF Africa Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast, jumped to the 30th in the world rankings and third in Africa ahead of Egypt, Ivory Coast and Tunisia.
They also secured the third position in Africa, following closely behind Senegal and Morocco.
The Atlas Lions are currently in the 13th spot globally and have retained the top position in Africa. Senegal, ranking 17th in the world – holds the second position in Africa.
Cote d’Ivoire is now ranked 38th globally and 5th in Africa. Egypt follows, securing the 4th position in Africa, while Tunisia and Algeria remain at the 41st and 43rd spots globally.
Sierra Leone, who were not in action during the Fifa International window in March, remained static in the 126 position and 35th in Africa.
Mali moved up three places to occupy the 44th spot. The world champions, Argentina, lead the rankings, followed by France and Belgium.
The latest #FIFARanking is here! 📈
— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) April 4, 2024
