The Áfrican Champions, Super Eagles of Nigeria, have moved to 28th spot on the world’s football governing body ranking that was released in Zurich, Switzerland on Thurdsay.
The Coach Stephen Keshi-led team move three places to occupy the 28 spot in the world, just as they are fourth on the continent behind Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana and Mali.
The Super Eagles however are expected to improve on the log after participating at the FIFA Confederations Cup in June, which is the prelude to the Brazil 2014 World Cup.
Meanwhile, Spain continues to top the table ahead of Germany and Argentina, followed by Croatia and Portugal.
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