FIFA WORLD RANKINGS LIST

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Who is top of the current FIFA World Rankings? FIFA WORLD RANKINGS LIST Argentina 1,867 France 1,860 Spain 1,853 England 1,814 Brazil 1,776 Portugal 1,756 Netherlands 1,748 Belgium 1,741 Italy 1,732 Germany 1,704 Uruguay 1,696 Colombia 1,694 Croatia 1,692 Morocco 1,688 Japan 1,653 USA 1,645 Senegal 1,637 Mexico 1,627 Switzerland 1,625 Denmark 1,611 Austria 1,590 Korea Republic 1,585 Ecuador 1,560 Ukraine 1,555 Australia 1,544 Sweden 1,540 Türkiye 1,537 Wales 1,534 Hungary 1,518 Canada 1,516 Serbia 1,514 Egypt 1,513 Russia 1,512 Poland 1,511 Panama 1,504 Algeria 1,496 Romania 1,494 Greece 1,490 Peru 1,488 Slovakia 1,486 Czechia 1,485 Norway 1,484 Nigeria 1,482 Scotland 1,480 Côte d'Ivoire 1,478 Venezuela 1,476 Chile 1,469 Qatar 1,475 Cameroon 1,471 #fifa2025 #fifa #worldcup

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