Black Queens Rise: Ghana Move Five Places Up to 62nd in Latest FIFA Women’s World Ranking

Ghana’s Black Queens continue their impressive resurgence on the international stage, climbing five places to 62nd in the latest FIFA Women’s World Ranking. The new ranking, released this week, also places Ghana 3rd in Africa, reinforcing the team’s growing reputation as one of the continent’s strongest and most consistent sides.

The rise is a reflection of the Queens’ excellent run of form over the past months. Under the guidance of head coach Nora Häuptle, the team has shown remarkable improvement, registering convincing victories across both competitive and friendly matches. Their tactical discipline, renewed confidence, and strong team chemistry have earned praise from supporters and analysts alike.

Ghana’s jump in the standings also highlights the impact of the team’s defensive solidity and attacking efficiency, with several standout performances from key players who have been central to the Queens’ revival. The team’s momentum has rekindled excitement among fans, many of whom believe the Black Queens are on the path to reclaiming their place among the global elite.

With major continental and international competitions approaching, the improved ranking offers both motivation and a reminder of what is possible when preparation and performance align. The Black Queens will now look to build on this progress as they continue their push for more success on the African and global stage.