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Morocco Maintains Strong FIFA Position Despite Slip in Rankings

Thursday 18 July 2024 - 11:45
Morocco Maintains Strong FIFA Position Despite Slip in Rankings

Morocco has maintained its standing in the global football arena, ranking 14th in the latest FIFA rankings released Thursday. Despite slipping one place, the Atlas Lions continue to lead Africa with 1669.44 points, edging out Senegal at 19th place with 1623.34 points.

Additionally, Morocco retains its top spot among Arab nations, surpassing Qatar, ranked 34th globally with 1504.06 points.

Internationally, Argentina remains at the pinnacle of the FIFA rankings, followed closely by France and Spain.

Here is the current FIFA Top 10 as of July 18, 2024

  1. Argentina
     
  2. France
     
  3. Spain
     
  4. England
     
  5. Brazil
     
  6. Belgium
     
  7. Netherlands
     
  8. Portugal

  9. Colombia

  10. Italy

 

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