The first edition of the monthly ranking of national teams for the year 2021 has been released.
The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) announced the new ranking of all teams in the world. Belgium maintained its top position. Morocco earned the most points, gaining 7 points, following a total of 43 international matches counted. There were no significant changes in the rankings of Arab teams.
Belgium retained its lead in the global ranking of football teams in the new edition, while Tunisia topped the list of Arab teams, ranking 26th globally and 2nd in Africa, behind Senegal, which ranked 20th globally.
The top ten teams in the new FIFA ranking are as follows:
1. Belgium
2. France
3. Brazil
4. England
5. Portugal
6. Spain
7. Argentina
8. Uruguay
9. Mexico
10. Italy
The ranking of Arab teams is as follows:
1. Tunisia (26th globally)
2. Algeria (31st globally)
3. Morocco (33rd globally)
4. Egypt (49th globally)
5. Qatar (58th globally)
6. Saudi Arabia (67th globally)
7. Iraq (69th globally)
8. UAE (74th globally)
9. Syria (76th globally)
10. Oman (81st globally)
11. Lebanon (92nd globally)
12. Jordan (95th globally)
13. Bahrain (97th globally)
14. Mauritania (101st globally)
15. Palestine (102nd globally)
16. Libya (111th globally)
17. Sudan (127th globally)
18. Comoros (130th globally)
19. Yemen (145th globally)
20. Kuwait (148th globally)
21. Djibouti (184th globally)
22. Somalia (197th globally).
