Ghana’s Dreams FC has soared to 26th place in the 2025 CAF Club Rankings, marking a historic milestone for the Dawu-based club.
Their 12-point tally reflects an outstanding run in African competitions, highlighted by a semi-final appearance in last season’s CAF Confederation Cup.
The Still Believe lads became the first Ghanaian side in 20 years to reach the tournament’s final four, stunning Zamalek with a goalless draw in Cairo before bowing out 3-0 on aggregate. This achievement eclipses recent performances by traditional giants Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak.
While African powerhouses Al Ahly, Mamelodi Sundowns, and Esperance dominate the top spots, Dreams FC’s ascent signals a shift in Ghana’s continental footprint. Their tactical discipline and fearless approach against established North African clubs have rewritten expectations for emerging teams. Who would have predicted a club founded just a decade ago would outrank continental veterans?
