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In the most recent FIFA Men’s World Ranking, which was published on December 22, the Super Eagles of Nigeria finished 2025 at number 38.
The Super Eagles continued to be the fifth-best squad in the continent, but Nigeria’s position of 1502.46 points, according to FIFA’s ranking update, puts the three-time African champions barely outside the top 35 worldwide.
There were many pivotal matches in Nigeria’s last international window of the year. The Super Eagles traveled to Rabat in November for the African qualification play-offs for the 2026 World Cup.
They delivered one of their most convincing performances of the year with a 4-1 victory over Gabon after extra time in the semi-final, a result that briefly reignited hopes of securing a World Cup ticket.
That momentum, however, was halted three days later in the final against DR Congo. After a tense 1-1 draw, Nigeria fell 4-3 on penalties, a defeat that not only dashed qualification dreams but also weighed heavily on their ranking points.
December offered little respite. As part of preparations for AFCON 2025, Nigeria faced Egypt in a high-profile friendly at the Cairo International Stadium.
The encounter ended in a 2-1 defeat for the Super Eagles, exposing areas still needing refinement as the tournament approached.
Despite those setbacks, the Super Eagles remain firmly in contention on the continental stage. Their AFCON 2025 campaign opens on 23 December against Tanzania in Fez, followed by clashes with Tunisia on 27 December and Uganda on 30 December, all scheduled at the same venue.
Globally, the ranking table is topped by Spain, who finish the year as the world’s number one side, ahead of Argentina and France. England, Brazil and Portugal complete the top six.
Morocco remain in the 11th spot in the world and first in Africa, followed by Senegal, Algeria and Egypt.
Below is the final FIFA Men’s World Ranking in 2025
1. Spain – 1877.18
2. Argentina – 1873.33
3. France – 1870.00
4. England – 1834.12
5. Brazil – 1760.46
6. Portugal – 1760.38
7. Netherlands – 1756.27
8. Belgium – 1730.71
9. Germany – 1724.15
10. Croatia – 1716.88
11. Morocco – 1716.34
12. Italy – 1702.06
13. Colombia – 1701.30
14. USA – 1681.88
15. Mexico – 1675.75
16. Uruguay – 1672.62
17. Switzerland – 1654.69
18. Japan – 1650.12
19. Senegal – 1648.07
20. IR Iran – 1617.02
21. Denmark – 1616.75
22. Korea Republic – 1599.45
23. Ecuador – 1591.73
24. Austria – 1585.51
25. Türkiye – 1582.69
26. Australia – 1574.01
27. Canada – 1559.15
28. Ukraine – 1557.47
29. Norway – 1553.14
30. Panama – 1540.43
31. Poland – 1532.04
32. Wales – 1529.71
33. Russia – 1524.52
34. Algeria – 1517.68
35. Egypt – 1515.18
36. Scotland – 1506.77
37. Serbia – 1506.34
38. Nigeria – 1502.46
39. Paraguay – 1501.50
40. Hungary – 1496.29
