Lamine Yamal has arrived in London as one of the leading contenders for this year’s Ballon d’Or, with the first positions in the men’s rankings now being announced.
The awards ceremony, presented by French football magazine France Football, is taking place in the English capital and will honour the world’s best players, coaches and teams.
The men’s ranking is being revealed starting from 30th place, with the announcement moving up towards the top 25. Ousmane Dembele, the Paris Saint-Germain and France forward, won last year’s award.
The ceremony will also include awards for the world’s best women’s player, best men’s and women’s coaches, the Team of the Year, the Kopa Trophy for the best young player, the best goalkeeper, the world’s top goalscorer and the Fair Play award.
Ballon d’Or ranking
The names announced so far are:
29th – Sadio Mane, Senegal, Al-Nassr
29th – William Saliba, France, Arsenal
28th – Julian Quinones, Mexico, Al-Qadsiah
27th – Bruno Fernandes, Portugal, Manchester United
26th – Dayot Upamecano, France, Bayern Munich
25th – Marquinhos, Brazil, Paris Saint-Germain
24th – Luis Diaz, Colombia, Bayern Munich
23rd – Nuno Mendes, Portugal, Paris Saint-Germain
22nd – Lautaro Martinez, Argentina, Inter
21st – Gabriel Magalhaes, Brazil, Arsenal
20th – Willian Pacho, Ecuador, Paris Saint-Germain
19th – Joao Neves, Portugal, Paris Saint-Germain
18th – Marc Cucurella, Spain, Real Madrid and Chelsea
17th – Vinicius Junior, Brazil, Real Madrid
16th – Ferran Torres, Spain, Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona
15th – Declan Rice, England, Arsenal
14th – Vitinha, Portugal, Paris Saint-Germain
13th – Achraf Hakimi, Morocco, Paris Saint-Germain
12th – Pau Cubarsi, Spain, Barcelona
11th – Jude Bellingham, England, Real Madrid
Contenders for the award
The full list of nominees for the men’s Ballon d’Or is:
Ousmane Dembele, France, Paris Saint-Germain
Erling Haaland, Norway, Manchester City
Harry Kane, England, Bayern Munich
Lamine Yamal, Spain, Barcelona
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Georgia, Paris Saint-Germain
Kylian Mbappe, France, Real Madrid
Lionel Messi, Argentina, Inter Miami
Michael Olise, France, Bayern Munich
Rodri, Spain, Manchester City and Barcelona
Fabian Ruiz, Portugal, Paris Saint-Germain
