Ghana’s Black Stars have made a significant leap in the latest FIFA World Rankings, climbing eight places to 65th in the world.
The Black Stars have moved up eight places to 65th in the world following their performances at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, marking the second-biggest improvement in the latest rankings behind Norway, who moved up 12 places.
Ghana’s impressive run at the World Cup has been rewarded with a significant rise in the latest FIFA World Rankings. The team’s performances at the tournament have earned them a higher ranking, reflecting their progress under head coach Carlos Queiroz.
Ghana’s rise comes after reaching the Round of 32 at the World Cup, where they advanced from a challenging group that included England, Croatia, and Panama before exiting the tournament with a narrow defeat to Colombia. The team’s strong showing has provided further encouragement as they begin preparations for their next international assignments.
The Black Stars’ eight-place rise is Ghana’s biggest jump in the FIFA rankings in recent years. The team’s performances have also seen them move up to 14th in Africa, strengthening their position on the continent ahead of the upcoming 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
Ghana’s Black Stars recorded a victory over Panama, held England to a draw, and qualified for the knockout stage as one of the best third-placed teams before bowing out in the Round of 32. The team’s progress under head coach Carlos Queiroz has been notable, and their strong performances at the World Cup have set them up for future success.
The latest rankings reflect the Black Stars’ hard work and determination during the World Cup. As they begin preparations for their next international assignments, they will be looking to build on the momentum gained from their impressive run at the tournament.
The Black Stars’ rise in the FIFA World Rankings is a testament to their growth and development as a team. With their new ranking, they will be looking to continue their upward trend in the next FIFA World Rankings.
Source: Ghana Soccernet
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