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After AFCON bronze glory, Super Eagles rise to 26th spot in FIFA ranking

Maurice Okosisi by Maurice Okosisi
January 20, 2026
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The Super Eagles have soared to the 26th spot in the latest FIFA World Ranking, released on Monday by the football governing body.

The ranking, disclosed on FIFA’s website late on Monday, marks a remarkable 12-place jump.

The Eagles also recorded a +79.09 points gain.

Nigeria’s rise from 38th followed the team’s remarkable campaign at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco.

The Super Eagles finished third after edging the Pharaohs of Egypt last Saturday.

The Eric Chelle side ran a campaign, considered by many as excellent, showing coordination and teamwork.

Nigeria lost only one of their seven matches, following a semi-final defeat to hosts Morocco in a penalty shootout.

But a third-place finish gave the Eagles consolation.

Meanwhile, the top 10 in the latest FIFA ranking are the regulars.

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