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Ghana Ranked 77th in FIFA Rankings After AFCON Qualifier Failure 

Ghana’s Black Stars have dropped to 77th in the latest FIFA Rankings, a fall of four places since October, after a disappointing campaign in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers.

The team, which was previously ranked 73rd, recorded no wins during the qualifiers, ending with three draws and three losses. This marks the first time in two decades that Ghana has failed to qualify for the AFCON tournament.

The decline in rankings began in September following a home loss to Angola and a draw with Niger. October’s matches saw further setbacks with a goalless draw against Sudan and a 2-0 defeat in the reverse fixture.

Despite the team’s poor performance, reports suggest that the Ghana Football Association (GFA) plans to retain Otto Addo as head coach.

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Africa’s Top 15 Teams in FIFA Rankings:

1. Morocco — 14th (World)

2. Senegal — 17th

3. Egypt — 33rd

4. Algeria — 37th

5. Nigeria — 44th

6. Ivory Coast — 46th

7. Cameroon — 49th

8. Mali — 51st

9. Tunisia — 52nd

10. South Africa — 57th

11. DR Congo — 61st

12. Burkina Faso — 66th

13. Cape Verde — 72nd

14. Ghana — 77th

15. Guinea — 78th

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The Black Stars will return to action in March 2025 to face Chad and Madagascar in the qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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