The Super of Nigeria has risen in the most recent FIFA World ranking of national teams, which was made public earlier today, April 3.
The Super Eagles enjoyed a decent run during the international break in March, winning two 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers and drawing one. Remember when Victor Osimhen’s goals helped them defeat Rwanda 2-0 on the road? Unfortunately, they lost to Zimbabwe 1-1 at home after failing to maintain a narrow one-goal advantage.
In the most recent FIFA World Cup rating, the Super Eagles went from 44th to 43rd place, despite having a very little chance of making it to the World Cup as they are currently in third place in Group C, six points behind South Africa in first place.

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Nigeria now holds sixth place in the continent, behind fourth-place Algeria and fifth-place Ivory Coast, according to the most recent FIFA ranking. First place in Africa goes to Morocco, which is ranked 12th in the world, followed by Senegal (19th) and Egypt (32nd).
Argentina is still the finest national team in the world, followed by Brazil, Spain, France, and England. Portugal, Belgium, Italy, Germany, and the Netherlands round out the top ten.

According to the most recent FIFA rating, which was made public earlier today, April 3, 2025, the top 45 national teams in the world are listed below:
First, Argentina

2. The Spanish

3. France

4. England

Fifth, Brazil

6. Netherlands

7. The Portuguese

8. The Netherlands

9. The Italian

10. The German Republic

11. The Croatian

Morocco (12)

13. The Uruguayan

14. The Republic of Colombia

15. The Japanese

16. The United States

17. The Mexican

18. IR Iran

19. The Senegalese

20. The Swiss

Twenty-one. Denmark

22. Italy

23. The Republic of Korea

Ecuador (24).

25. The Ukraine

26. The nation of Australia

27. The Turkish

28. The Swedish

Wales 29

30. The Canadian

31. The country of Serbia

Egypt (32).

33. The Republic of Panama

34. The Polish

35. The Russian Federation

36. The Algerian

37. Romania

38. The country of Norway

39. The country of Czechia

40. The Greeks

41. The country of Côte d’Ivoire

42. Peru

43. The country of Nigeria

44. The country of Scotland

45. The Romanian

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