Morocco Climbs to Sixth in FIFA World Rankings

Morocco continues to solidify its presence among the world's elite football teams, achieving a new milestone in the latest FIFA rankings by climbing to sixth place with 1803.99 points. This comes despite their exit from the 2026 World Cup in the quarter-finals after a 2-0 defeat to France.

The rankings saw changes at the top, with France taking the lead after amassing 1948.97 points, benefiting from their impressive performances during the World Cup. Spain moved up to second place with 1934.79 points.

Meanwhile, Argentina dropped to third place with 1925.15 points, amid fierce competition from standout teams in the current World Cup edition.

Morocco's rise to sixth reflects the ongoing development of Moroccan football in recent years, as the Atlas Lions have established themselves among the global elite through a series of positive results and outstanding performances on the international stage.

The top ten teams in the new global rankings are as follows:

France

Spain

Argentina

England

Brazil

Morocco

Portugal

Belgium

Netherlands

Mexico