The Algerian national football team, Les Verts, has retained its 35th position in the latest FIFA world rankings, released Wednesday. This stability reflects the team’s consistent performance and ongoing development under the guidance of coach Vladimir Petkovic.
Algeria enjoyed a successful international break, securing victories in two friendly matches. They defeated both Mozambique and Saudi Arabia, demonstrating their capabilities on the field and contributing to their steady ranking.
According to the updated FIFA rankings, Algeria’s points tally increased from 1510.26 to 1516.37, a gain of 6.11 points. Despite this increase, the team remains in the same global position.
The national team continues to outrank several African and Arab nations, solidifying its position as a leading footballing force in the region. Algeria currently holds the fourth position in Africa, trailing behind Morocco, Senegal, and Egypt. In the Arab world, Les Verts are ranked third, further highlighting their sustained progress and competitiveness within the continent.
This consistent ranking underscores the Algerian national team’s commitment to growth and its ambition to compete at the highest levels of international football. The team’s recent performances suggest a promising future as they continue to strive for further improvement and higher rankings in the coming months. DZWatch will continue to provide updates on the team’s progress.
