FIFA Men’s World Ranking: Top 10
The latest FIFA/Coca-Cola Men’s World Ranking, published on July 10, 2025, saw plenty of movement after a summer of competitive fixtures. Argentina continue to lead the standings, while Spain climbed to second after Nations League success. Some nations reached historic highs, like Canada breaking into the top 30, while others slipped, such as Jamaica. With continental tournaments and World Cup qualifiers reshaping the football landscape, here’s how the world’s top 10 look, from 10th place up to No. 1.
10. Croatia – 1707.51 Points
Croatia move back into the top 10 after strong recent performances, earning +8.85 points with back-to-back wins. Their experience keeps them competitive on the world stage.
9. Germany – 1716.98 Points
Germany hold steady with no change in points after two defeats. Still a top-10 side, but pressure is building to find consistency before the 2026 World Cup.
8. Belgium – 1736.38 Points
Belgium remain stable with just a +0.63 gain. Their mix of emerging talent and veterans keeps them competitive, though a push back into the elite top five has stalled.
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7. Netherlands – 1758.18 Points
The Dutch climb one spot thanks to two wins (+5.74 points). Solid in attack and organised at the back, they continue to rise under new leadership.
6. Portugal – 1770.53 Points
Portugal jump into sixth after winning both matches in the latest window, earning +20.45 points — the biggest gain among the top nations.
5. Brazil – 1777.69 Points
Brazil add +1.66 points but drop to fifth overall. A draw cost them ground, though they remain a strong contender with one of the deepest squads in world football.
4. England – 1813.32 Points
England slip to fourth after a win and a loss, losing -5.88 points. Still a powerhouse, but unable to hold their earlier top-three position.
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3. France – 1862.03 Points
France climb with +9.32 points despite splitting results (one win, one loss). Their attacking depth keeps them firmly in the chase for the top spot.
2. Spain – 1867.09 Points
Spain leapfrog into second after adding +12.45 points. A Nations League win has boosted their form, making them Argentina’s closest challengers.
1. Argentina – 1885.36 Points
Argentina stay top despite a slight dip (-0.8). With consistent results and reigning World Cup champions status, La Albiceleste continue to set the standard.
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