India's FIFA ranking has witnessed a dramatic fall over the decades, dropping from 94th in 1990 to 138th in 2026. Meanwhile, nations once ranked similarly—or even lower—have transformed themselves into global football success stories. Japan climbed from 66th to 17th, Morocco surged from 95th to 6th, and Cape Verde rose from 182nd to 65th. Their journeys highlight the impact of long-term planning, grassroots development, investment in youth academies, and a clear footballing vision. For Indian football fans, these rankings raise an important question: What will it take for India to compete consistently on the world stage? With a massive talent pool and growing passion for the sport, many believe the potential is there—but turning potential into results remains the biggest challenge. Do you think India can break into the FIFA Top 100 again in the coming years? ⚽🇮🇳👇 . Follow [onevisionmedia.in ] to stay informed and updated! #Onevisionmedia #indianfootball #fifarankings #football #...