The Fédération Internationale De Football Association (FIFA) is made up of 209 football club members worldwide. FIFA has become one of the most highly respected and popular sports organizations internationally speaking.
These are the FIFA rankings as of April 2023. The next ranking update will be released towards the end of July 2023.
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The Top 50 FIFA Teams
The 50 highest-ranked teams are as follows:
| 1. Argentina | 11. Morocco | 21. Peru | 31. Chile | 41. Ecuador |
| 2. France | 12. Switzerland | 22. Sweden | 32. Austria | 42. Cameroon |
| 3. Brazil | 13. United States | 23. Poland | 33. Hungary | 43. Turkey |
| 4. Belgium | 14. Germany | 24. Iran | 34. Algeria | 44. Norway |
| 5. England | 15. Mexico | 25. Serbia | 35. Egypt | 45. Côte d’Ivoire |
| 6. Netherland | 16. Uruguay | 26. Wales | 36. Scotland | 46. Slovakia |
| 7. Croatia | 17. Colombia | 27. Korea Republic | 37. Russia | 47. Romania |
| 8. Italy | 18. Senegal | 28. Tunisia | 38. Czechia | 48. Canada |
| 9. Portugal | 19. Denmark | 29. Australia | 39. Costa Rica | 49. Republic of Ireland |
| 10. Spain | 20. Japan | 30. Ukraine | 40. Nigeria | 50. Burkina Faso |
Explanation of the Top 50 Ranked Teams
Argentina has maintained the highest echelon spot in FIFA rankings since April 2023 when they hit 1,840.93 points. At one point, Brazil was at the top before Argentina took the spot. Brazil is now in third place in the overall rankings.
Recent wins and losses have changed rankings within the top 10 highest-ranking FIFA teams. France went from #3 to #2 since the last published rankings were released, which explains Brazil’s new placement in the third position.
Further down the list, Hungary, Austria, Algeria, Egypt, and Scotland have all raised their positions since the last announced rankings. Côte d’Ivoire, Romania, and Canada have also raised their ranking positions.
Canada’s substantial 11.02 point increase and Romania’s 11.94 point increase are some of the greatest improvements that helped to land them in the top 50. Algeria made one of the most remarkable improvements within the new top 50 rankings with a 17.47-point increase. Scotland saw a boost of 23.58 points.
Denmark experienced a serious dip in their ranking decreasing by 13.58 points, but they are still in the top 50. Cameroon’s decrease of 29.09 points was the most damaging, but the hit has not thrown them out of the 50 best-performing teams.
FIFA Rankings for the Next 50 FIFA Teams
The rankings for the next 50 best-performing teams are as follows:
- Slovakia
- Greece
- Mali
- Saudi Arabia
- Venezuela
- Finland
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Panama
- Slovenia
- Ghana
- Qatar
- Northern Ireland
- Jamaica
- Iceland
- North Macedonia
- South Africa
- Iraq
- Albania
- Montenegro
- Congo DR
- Cabo Verde
- United Arab Emirates
- Oman
- Uzbekistan
- El Salvador
- Bulgaria
- Georgia
- Israel
- Guinea
- Honduras
- China PR
- Gabon
- Bolivia
- Jordan
- Bahrain
- Zambia
- Haiti
- Curacao
- Uganda
- Syria
- Luxembourg
- Benin
- Palestine
- Equatorial Guinea
- Vietnam
- Kyrgyz Republic
- Armenia
- Belarus
- Lebanon
- New Zealand
Explanation Of Teams Ranked #51 to #100
Bulgaria experienced the largest decrease in points of 20.97 points within this portion of the rankings list. On the other hand, Zambia improved the most with a 15.87-point increase since the last reported rankings.
Oman, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Guinea, Honduras, and Luxembourg are some of the nations that were able to increase their rankings. Benin, Belarus, Armenia, and other nations saw decreases in their rankings.
More Changes To Come!
Stay tuned for the next FIFA rankings update in July 2023!
