#7 Italy | Points: 1642.06
The team that has gained the most positions (3) in the top 10 of the FIFA Rankings, Italy is currently in 7th position. Roberto Mancini's side have been in fine form and have been one of the most consistent national teams in the last few months.
Having made the UEFA Nations League semi-finals and winning all 3 of their World Cup qualifying matches so far, Italy have a solid group of players capable of winning against any team in the world.
The Azzuri have a good mix of youth and experience with young talents like Nicolo Barella, Federico Chiesa and Manuel Locatelli combining excellently with experienced players like Bonucci, Chiellini and Immobile.
Roberto Mancini has done an excellent job with Italy and they could well rise up the rankings list in the future.
#6 Spain | Points: 1648.13
Sitting in 6th position in the FIFA World Rankings is the Spanish men's national team. Coach Luis Enrique has successfully introduced a lot of young players into the team. However, La Roja still look far from the finished product and will need to be at their very best in the Euros.
The Spaniards have had some impressive results in the last few months. They finished ahead of Germany in the UEFA Nations League to make it into the semi-finals and they are also currently top of their World Cup Qualifying group.
While Sergio Ramos continues to lead the team, youngsters like Ferran Torres, Marcos Llorente and Dani Olmo have all played crucial and starring roles for Luis Enrique's side.
With talented players like Ansu Fati and Pedri breaking through as well, the future is definitely bright for the Spanish national team.
#5 Portugal | Points: 1666.12
Portugal have one of the most complete international squads in the world, but recent results have not been too good for Fernando Santos' men. After failing to finish ahead of France in the UEFA Nations League, Portugal were held to a controversial 2-2 draw against Serbia in a FIFA World Cup qualifier match.
With Cristiano Ronaldo still going strong and the likes of Bruno Fernandes, Bernardo Silva and Ruben Dias all in top form, Portugal will be confident of putting up an extremely strong showing at the European Championships this summer.
A squad brimming with talent, experience and determination, Portugal will be looking to defend their Euro title and make the most of their incredible squad depth in the coming months.
#4 England | Points: 1686.78
England have been difficult to beat under Gareth Southgate and have achieved some level of consistency in their results. After finishing under Belgium and Denmark in their UEFA Nations League group, the Three Lions started the FIFA World Cup qualifiers in perfect fashion, winning all 3 of their matches.
The fitness of star striker Harry Kane will be crucial to England's hopes at the Euros and Southgate will be hoping that the Tottenham Hotspur man steers clear of injury until the end of the season.
England, under Gareth Southgate, are not too flashy and have a penchant for grinding out results. They will be hoping to end their long international trophy drought in the summer.