Nigeria moves up 28th position in latest FIFA ranking
The Super Eagles take a group photo before their AFCON 2023 semi-final game against South Africa. Photo: AFP
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Rangers news bulletin as grim Alfredo Morelos confession emerges and the Real Ronaldo wins Ibrox misfit over
Ronaldo could help reignite Rangers flop Jose Cifuentes' career after the Ecuadorian revealed he had a personal one-on-one meeting with the Brazilian legend.
Inter Miami will be my last club, says Uruguayan Suarez
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Rangers misfit Jose Cifuentes finally arrives at Cruzeiro as take 2 for 'next level' flop officially begins
Jose Cifuentes has finally arrived at Cruzeiro to begin his year-long loan spell.
Nigeria moves up 14 places in latest FIFA ranking
Super Eagles players celebrate with Ademola Lookman after the forward put Nigeria ahead against Angola. Photo: AFP
India Drop 15 Places To 117th In FIFA Rankings, Worst In 7 Years, Post Asian Cup Debacle
The Indian football team on Thursday dropped 15 places to 117th in the FIFA rankings, the worst in seven years, after the recent debacle in the AFC Asian Cup, where it lost all its three group matches. This was India's worst ranking after it was placed at 129th spot in January 2017 chart. The historical worst ranking, though, was 173 in 2015. The Indian team was placed at 102nd in the last FIFA rankings, issued on December 21, 2023. India also lost 35.63 rating points from the previous total. It now lies in between Togo (116th) and Guinea-Bissau (118th). The country is ranked 22nd among the Asian nations.
Rangers news bulletin as Lammers makes one thing clear, Morelos ditches goal hex and signing guru eyed at Chelsea
Rangers loanee Sam Lammers has confessed he's unsure about his future after his stint at Utrecht ends and he's due to return to Ibrox. Lammers scored his first goal for his new club over the weekend, expressing delight with his return to the Eredivisie following a disappointing six months at Rangers.
UEFA release report on Man Utd's record-breaking squad as Chelsea, Man City and Real Madrid also hit £1bn
Manchester United's squad has set a new UEFA record for being the most expensive ever assembled. The team, as of the end of last season, cost a whopping 1.42 billion euros (£1.21bn) in transfer fees, beating Real Madrid's 2020 record of 1.33 billion euros.