World soccer power rankings

World soccer power rankings are as follows:

1, Belgium, FIFA points: 1783, the team was founded in 1895, known as the "Red Devils of Europe", managed by the Belgian Football Association, which is invincible in the football world. It has won many awards and participated in many international matches.

2, France, FIFA points: 1757, the team was founded in 1904, it is nicknamed "Gallic Rooster", in the football world is also very strong, won the 1998, 2018 World Cup Championships and the 1984, 2000 European Cup Championships and many other honors.

3, Brazil, FIFA points: 1742, the team was founded in 1914, it is known as the world's most famous national soccer team, can be called the "Kingdom of Soccer", in the football world's record is also very brilliant, won a lot of tournament awards, strong.

4, England, FIFA points: 1686, the team was founded in 1863, 18 times into the World Cup and European Championships in the top eight, but also won the 1966 World Cup in England, the 1997 Four Invitational Championships Champion, and 1996 European Championships third place and other awards.

5, Portugal, FIFA points: 1666, the team was founded in 1914, known as the "team of the five shields", it has also achieved a lot of proud results, the status of the football world is also worthy of recognition, but also won the 2016 Euro Championships and many other awards.

Portugal Men's National Football Team

The Portuguese men's national soccer team is a men's soccer team that represents Portugal in international matches, founded in 1914, with its home stadium at the Stade de la Luminarias in Lisbon, and is led by the Portuguese Football Association. Portugal was a third-place finisher at the 1966 FIFA World Cup in England, and has been able to consistently reach the final rounds of the World Cup and European Championships since entering the 21st century.

And finished runners-up at Euro 2004 on home soil, won their first ever European Championships in 2016, and even won the UEFA Nations League again in 2019, becoming the first European team to win major tournament honors on home soil since France in 1998.