The Moroccan national football team achieved a historic milestone in the world rankings, rising to eighth place in the latest monthly rankings released by the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), despite losing the Africa Cup of Nations final to Senegal.

The ranking released today, Monday, showed that the "Atlas Lions" advanced three places at once compared to the previous ranking, reflecting the strong performance and technical stability that the team has experienced recently.

The Moroccan national team maintained its top position among Arab and African teams, reaffirming its status as one of the leading football powers on the continent and continuing its prominent presence on the global stage.

This ranking is considered the best in the history of Moroccan football, as the national team is included for the first time among the top eight teams in the world, an achievement that reflects the significant progress the team has made in recent years.