The Black Stars have moved up to 58th position after being ranked 61st in the last ranking ahead of the Qatar 2022 World Cup.
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Ghana moves slightly up to 58th in latest FIFA world ranking
Ghana still remains outside the top 10 teams in Africa despite moving up three places on the latest FIFA world rankings.
Ghana moves slightly up to 58th in latest FIFA world ranking
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Ghana’s campaign in the World Cup, however, turned out to be disappointing after they exited the tournament at the group stages.
Paired in the same group with Portugal, South Korea and Uruguay, the West Africans only won one game.
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Otto Addo’s side managed to win against South Korea but lost to Portugal and Uruguay, as they finished bottom of the group.
The Black Stars’ performance in Qatar seems to have improved their position on the FIFA world ranking.
They are now ranked 58th in the world, which means Ghana is still outside the top 10 teams on the continent.
Meanwhile, Morocco, which reached the semi-finals of the World Cup, are highest-ranked African team, having moved up to 11th.
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Senegal are also ranked 19th, while Tunisia, Cameroon and Nigeria are ranked 30th, 33rd and 35th respectively.
Brazil also top the FIFA world rankings, with the recently crowned world champions Argentina in second place, while France are third.
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