The Moroccan national team continued to maintain its position among the top ten teams in the world, according to the monthly classification issued by the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), where it settled in eighth place.
The monthly rankings, which FIFA announced on Wednesday, witnessed noticeable changes in the rankings of many teams, especially among the top ten. The French team managed to rise to the top of the rankings, beating the Spanish team, which fell to second place by a narrow margin of one point.
The rankings also saw the Argentine national team, the World Cup champion, drop to third place, two points behind the Spanish national team.
The English team settled in fourth place, while the Portuguese team rose to fifth place, surpassing the Brazilian team, which fell to sixth place. The Dutch national team maintained its position in seventh place, Morocco remained in eighth place, and the Belgium and German national teams also maintained their position in ninth and tenth places, respectively.
On the Arab level, the Moroccan national team maintained its lead thanks to its outstanding performance in recent years. Followed by the Algerian national team, ranked twenty-eighth globally, then the Egyptian national team, ranked twenty-ninth. As for the Tunisian national team, it is ranked fourth in the Arab world and 44th in the world, having advanced three places from its last ranking.
The Qatari team also advanced one place to become 55th globally and fifth in the Arab world.
