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Canada’s men’s national soccer team has reached its highest-ever FIFA ranking, climbing to No. 30 in the latest update. The rise comes after their third-place finish at the Concacaf Nations League, marking another milestone for the team.
Meanwhile, Panama also made gains, moving up three spots to No. 33 after their impressive run to the Nations League final. Mexico jumped two places to No. 17 after winning the tournament, while the United States remained at No. 16despite missing out on the final.
At the top of the rankings, Argentina holds the No. 1 spot, while Spain overtook France to claim second place.
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