FIFA has released its latest men's national team rankings, with a significant shake-up at the top of the table. The biggest headline sees France reclaim the No.1 spot in world football, ending Argentina's reign at the summit.

After climbing two places, France now lead the global rankings with 1,925.86 points. Argentina slip to second on 1,913.71, while Spain complete the top three following another impressive rise in the standings.

Further changes were made inside the top 10. Brazil and Morocco both moved ahead of Portugal, pushing the European side down to seventh place. Meanwhile, Mexico broke into the top 10, replacing Germany, who dropped out of the elite group.

Latest FIFA Men's World Rankings – Top 10

1. France — 1,925.86
2. Argentina — 1,913.71
3. Spain — 1,892.28
4. England — 1,850.97
5. Brazil — 1,804.92
6. Morocco — 1,803.99
7. Portugal — 1,787.85
8. Netherlands — 1,775.54
9. Belgium — 1,756.51
10. Mexico — 1,754.30