The OUSMANE DEMBELE and AITANA BONMATI were selected as the world’s best men and female players at the 2025 Ballon D ‘or event in Paris.
Paris Saint-Germain and the French forwards led the club to a favorable season and won the first Champions League. The 18 -year -old Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal was second after being selected as the best young player.
As shedding tears, Dembel won the award in front of the party’s name in Paris. If he had not been injured, he would have played in PSG in Marseille in the league league.
Barcelona and Spain’s midfielder, Bonmati, became the first woman to win the Ballon D ‘OR for three consecutive years. Lionel Messi and Michel Platini are the only men who achieved the feat.
Women’s Balon D ‘OR has won for five consecutive years in Barcelona, Spain.
“I can’t believe this feeling. I didn’t think I could achieve this when I was young because I didn’t think there could be a female football.”
“I had the same idols like Andres iniesta and Xavi, and I saw them on TV when I was young. It’s amazing to come here and make history.
“But this trophy is all because of the collective work. We’ve had a difficult season because we won the trophy, but I lost some to the amazing footballers.”
Arsenal and England’s Alessia Russo won Bonmati better in the Champions League and Euro finals, but ranked third in the women’s rankings. Her clubmate, Spain’s Mariona Caldentey, was second.
Sarina Wiegman was named the best female coach, Sarina Wiegman, director of Lionesses, with the victory of English in Spain in Switzerland, and PSG’s Luis Enrique was awarded a man’s Johan Cruyff Award.
Lionesses coach Sarina Wiegman wins the Best Women’s Coach Award.
Hannah Hampton picked up the first woman’s yakin trophy.
Hannah Hampton in England and Chelsea won the inauguration of the Best Women’s Galkeeper, and Manchi’s Gianluigi Donnarumma, along with PSG, has the seventh man award during his season.
Former Lionesses Keeper Mary Earps won the award -winning stage for Hampton, and the award for Hampton was one of her positions ahead of England’s euro, and she urged her to retire from international football five weeks before the tournament.
Arsenal and PSG won the Women’s and Men’s Club Award after the Champions League success.
Viktor Gyokeres’ sports and 63 goals in Sweden scored a male Gerd Muller trophy last season. Barcelona and Poland’s EWA PAJOR, who scored 48 goals, won the Women’s Award.
Viktor Gyokeres
Final male Balon D ‘or rank
1: OUSMANE DEVBEBélé -psg, France
2: Ramin Namal -Barcelona, Spain
3: Vitinha -PSG, Portugal
4: Mohamed Sala -Liverpool, Egypt
5: Raphinha-Barcelona, Brazil
6: Achraf Hakimi -PSG, Morocco
7: Kylian Mbappé- Real Madrid, France
8: Call Palmer -Chelsea, England
9: Gianluigi Donnarumma -PSG/Italy Manchester City
10: NUNO Mendes -PSG, Portugal
11: Pedri-Barcelona, Spain
12: KHVICHA kvaratskhelia -psg/napoli, Georgia
13: Harry Kane -Bayern Munich, England
14: désiré douéé -psg, France
15: Viktor Root-Sports/Arsenal, Sweden
16: Vinícius Júnior-Real Madrid, Brazil
17: Robert Lewandowski -Barcelona, Poland
18: Scott McTominay- Scotland Naples
19: João Neves -PSG, Portugal
20: Lautaro Martínez -Inter, Argentina
21: Serhou Guirassy -Borussia Dortmund, Guinea
22: Alexis Mac Allister-Liverpool, Argentina
23: Jude Bellingham-Real Madrid, England
24: Fabián Ruiz -PSG, Spain
25: Denzel Dumfries -Inter, Netherlands
26: Erling HAALAND-Norway Manchester City
27: DECLAN RICE -ARSENAL, UK
28: Virgil van dijk-Liverpool, Netherlands
29: Florian Wirtz -Liverpool/Bayer Leverkusen, Germany
30: Michael Olise -Bayern Munich, France
Final Women’s Balon D ‘or rank
1: AITANA BONMATí -Barcelona, Spain
2: Mariona Caldentey-Spain Arsenal
3: Alessia Russo -Arsenal, England
4: Alexia Sluts -Barcelona, Spain
5: Chloe Kelly -Manchester City/Arsenal, England
6: Patri guijarro-Barcelona, Spain
7: Leah Williamson -arsenal, England
8: Eerah Pajer-Barcelona, Paland
9: Lucy Bronze -Chelsea, England
10: Hannah Hampton-100 Chelsea
11: CLàudia Pina -Barcelona, Spain
12: Martha -Orlando Pride, Brazil
13: Caroline Graham Hansen- Norway Barcelona
14: Barbra Banda-Orlando Pride, Zambia
15: Sandy Baltimore -Chelsea, France
16: Christian groomers-Juventus, Italy
17: Ratumen -Kansas City Current, Malawi
18: Melchie Dumornay -RYON, Haiti
19: KLARA Bühl-German Barbaria Munich
20: Pernille Harder -Vavaria Munich, Denmark
21: Amanda GutierRes -Palmeiras, Brazil
22: Esther González-Barcelona, Spain
23: Johanna rytting kaneryd-Chelsea, Sweden
24: Sophia Cantor -Juventus/Washington Spirit, Italy
25: EMILY FOX-Arsenal
26: Lindsey HEAPS -LYON, USA
27: Frida Army -arsenal, NOR
28: Clara Mateo -paris FC, France
29: Steph Catley -Australia
30: Caroline Weir-Real Madrid, Scotland
