FIFA updated its ranking of national teams after the March date, with the Argentine National Team retaining the top spot. The team, led by Lionel Scaloni, secured victories over El Salvador and Costa Rica, solidifying their position with 1858 points. This marks the first time in history that Argentina will end the year at the top of the table, setting the stage for a strong showing at the upcoming Copa América.
Following closely behind Argentina in the FIFA Ranking is Didier Deschamps’ France, with Belgium rounding out the podium. Brazil maintains the fifth spot, with Portugal, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, and Croatia trailing behind.
The Colombian National Team made waves in the latest rankings, moving up to twelfth place after defeating Spain and Romania during the March international matches. The team, led by Néstor Lorenzo, showcased their strength with impressive performances on the field.
Additionally, Indonesia made the biggest jump in the rankings, climbing from 142nd to 134th, while Vietnam experienced the biggest drop, falling from 105th to 115th. Both teams were involved in the Second Round of Qualifiers for the 2026 AFC World Cup.
As the football world awaits the upcoming Copa América, the question remains: Is Argentina still the best team in the world? A survey has been launched to gather opinions on this topic, with fans already weighing in on the debate. Stay tuned for more updates on the FIFA Ranking and international football events.