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The Golden Ball 2022 you already have your finalists candidates to win the award from France Football magazine for best soccer player in the world.

By changing criteria in this edition, in which vote for the performance of the 2021-2022 season and not because of what happened in the year 2022, unlike how it was before, and only by votes from the representatives of the top 100 countries in the FIFA ranking (to exclude those who “They don’t have much natural football culture or historical legitimacy and they don’t always have easy access to images of the main competitions.”), this Friday the 30 names are announced from which the voters can then choose.

The latest prize winner is Leo Messi, but the Argentine does not appear as a finalist in 2022 after a somewhat disappointing first season at PSG. the French striker Karim BenzemaUEFA Champions League and La Liga champion with Real Madrid, is the top favorite to win the 2022 Ballon d’Or.

The footballers nominated as finalists for the 2022 Ballon d’Or

Composed by Sadio Mane (L), the Ballon d'Or trophy (C) and Karim Benzema (R)

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Football player Country Club
Karim Benzema France Real Madrid
Vinicius Brazil Real Madrid
Thibaut Courtois Belgium Real Madrid
Casemiro Brazil Real Madrid
Luka Modric Croatia Real Madrid
Anthony Rudiger Germany Real Madrid
Robert Lewandowski Poland Barcelona
Heung Min Sun South Korea Tottenham
Harry Khan England Tottenham
Kylian Mbappe France PSG
Mohamed Salah Egypt Liverpool
Fabinho Brazil Liverpool
Virgil van Dijk Netherlands Liverpool
Trent Alexander Arnold England Liverpool
Luis Diaz Colombia Liverpool
Darwin Nunez Uruguay Liverpool
Joao Cancelo Portugal City of Manchester
Erling Holland Norway City of Manchester
Kevin De Bruyne Belgium City of Manchester
Riyad Mahrez Algeria City of Manchester
Bernard Silva Portugal City of Manchester
Phil Foden England City of Manchester
Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Manchester United
Sadio Mane Senegal Bayern Munich
Joshua Kimmich Germany Bayern Munich
Christopher Kunk France RB Leipzig
Sebastian Haller Ivory Coast Borussia Dortmund
Dusan Vlahovic Serbian Juventus
Mike Maignan France Milan
Rafael Leao Portugal Milan

In addition, the 10 candidates for the Yashin Trophy for the best goalkeeper in the world (Yassine Bounou, Alisson Becker, Ederson, Thibaut Courtois, Mike Maignan, Edouard Mendy, Manuel Neuer, Kevin Trapp, Jan Oblak and Hugo Lloris) and the 10 candidates for the Cup Trophy for the best footballer under 21 years of age in the world (Gavi, Nuno Mendes, Karim Adeyemi, Jude Bellingham, Eduardo Camavinga, Ryan Gravenberch, Jamal Musiala, Bukayo Saka, Florian Wirtz and Josko Gvardiol).

When is the Ballon d’Or 2022 awarded?

His surrender ceremony Golden Ball 2022 will be held on Monday, October 17, at the Châtelet Theatre Paris.

Previous Ballon d’Or winners

Barcelona's Lionel Messi, Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo, Milan's Kaka with the Ballon d'Or trophy

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*This 1995 edition was the first edition to accept votes for footballers who do not have European citizenship.

Year Football player Country Club
1956 Stanley Matthews England Blackpool
1957 Alfredo DiStefano Spain/Argentina Real Madrid
1958 Raymond Cupa France Real Madrid
1959 Alfredo DiStefano Spain/Argentina Real Madrid
1960 Luis Suarez Spain Barcelona
1961 Omar Sivori Italy/Argentina Juventus
1962 Josef Masopust Czechoslovakia Dukla of Prague
1963 Lev Yasin Soviet Union Dynamo Moscow
1964 Dennis Law Scotland Manchester United
1965 Eusebius Portugal Benfica
1966 Bobby Charlton England Manchester United
1967 Florian Albert Hungary Ferentsvaros
1968 George Best North Ireland Manchester United
1969 Gianni Rivera Italy Milan
1970 Gerd Müller Germany Bayern Munich
1971 Johan Cruyff Netherlands Ajax
1972 Franz Beckenbach Germany Bayern Munich
1973 Johan Cruyff Netherlands Barcelona
1974 Johan Cruyff Netherlands Barcelona
1975 Oleg Blokhin Soviet Union Dynamo Kyiv
1976 Franz Beckenbach Germany Bayern Munich
1977 Alan Simonsen Denmark Borussia Monchengladbach
1978 Kevin Keegan England Hamburg SV
1979 Kevin Keegan England Hamburg SV
1980 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge Germany Bayern Munich
1981 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge Germany Bayern Munich
1982 Paul Rossi Italy Juventus
1983 Michel Platini France Juventus
1984 Michel Platini France Juventus
1985 Michel Platini France Juventus
1986 Igor Belanov Soviet Union Dynamo Kyiv
1987 Ruud Gullit Netherlands Milan
1988 Marco Van Basten Netherlands Milan
1989 Marco Van Basten Netherlands Milan
1990 Lothar Matthews Germany Inter Milan
1991 Jean-Pierre Papin France Olympiacos Marseille
1992 Marco Van Basten Netherlands Milan
1993 Robert Baggio Italy Juventus
1994 Hristo Stojskov Bulgaria Barcelona
nineteen ninety five* George Weah Liberia Milan
nineteen ninety six Mathias Samer Germany Borussia Dortmund
1997 Ronaldo Brazil Inter Milan
1998 Zinedine Zidane France Juventus
1999 Rivald Brazil Barcelona
2000 Luis Figo Portugal Real Madrid
2001 Michael Owen England Liverpool
2002 Ronaldo Brazil Real Madrid
2003 Pavel Nedved The Czech Republic Juventus
2004 Andrei Shevchenko Ukraine Milan
2005 Ronaldinho Brazil Barcelona
2006 Fabio Cannavaro Italy Real Madrid
2007 Bad Brazil Milan
2008 Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Manchester United
2009 Leo Messi Argentina Barcelona
2010 Leo Messi Argentina Barcelona
2011 Leo Messi Argentina Barcelona
2012 Leo Messi Argentina Barcelona
2013 Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Real Madrid
2014 Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Real Madrid
2015 Leo Messi Argentina Barcelona
2016 Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Real Madrid
2017 Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Real Madrid
2018 Luka Modric Croatia Real Madrid
2019 Leo Messi Argentina Barcelona
2021 Leo Messi Argentina PSG

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Russian Football Federation (RFU) hopes that the International Football Federation (FIFA) will follow the recommendation of the International Olympic Committee (THAT IS) subject to the admission of youth teams. The Secretary General spoke about it in an interview RFU Maxim Mitrofanov.

In December THAT IS recommended removing all restrictions for young Russian athletes and allowing them to participate in all competitions with the anthem and flag.

“This recommendation has become an important event for all Russian sports. We see that in many sports international federations are making decisions on the admission of our athletes,” Mitrofanov said. “And there are more and more such decisions.” Recommendation THAT IS plays an important role in this process. Let’s proceed from the fact that FIFA this recommendation will be heeded.”

“At the same time, it is important to understand that the popularity and attention, including at the state and political level, towards different sports in Europe are different. The large international basketball, hockey and football federations are more careful in analyzing the decisions they make. They probably already realized that they have overdone it in 2022. Now it is even more difficult for them to get out of this situation, also because they are afraid of facing the position of a large number of countries which, at the state level, will hinder the implementation decisions about our return,” Mitrofanov added.

Russian clubs and national teams have been suspended from international tournaments due to the situation in Ukraine.

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Mitrofanov positively assessed Dzyuba’s invitation to the Russian national team in 2025

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Invitation from the Togliatti Akron striker Artem Dziuba joining the Russian national football team was a positive event. This opinion was expressed in an interview by the general secretary of the Russian Football Federation (RFU) Maxim Mitrofanov.

In March Dzyuba scored against the Grenada team (5:0) and passed Alexandra Kerzakova in terms of goals for the Russian national team, he scored 31 goals.

“I rate it positively [приглашение Дзюбы в сборную]. I think it was a good decision by our coach [Валерия Карпина]Mitrofanov said. “The footballer deserves this opportunity. I am quite relaxed in counting records, but for the players and fans this plays a role. It is also important that the coach allowed the player to prove himself, showing that he had no conflict with Artem.”

“He is a good guy and a good footballer and he took the story very positively. He managed to score, it was clear from Artem’s emotions that he really wanted it,” Mitrofanov added.

In December Kerzhakov announced on his Telegram channel that he had sent a request to the International Football Federation (FIFA) about the authorship of the second goal of the Russian team in the friendly match against the German team on June 8, 2005 (2:2). If RFU admits that the goal was not scored Andrei Arshavinand Kerzhakov, then he will again share first place with Dzyuba.

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Mostovoy has agreed to manage the media football club Broke Boys

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Alexander Mostovoy will take over as head coach of the Broke Boys media football team in one of the winter tournaments. He said this in an interview on the YouTube channel”FC Broken.”

Mostovoy will coach the team at the Napique tournament; his first match as coach will be a friendly against the Soyuz team, led by a former player CSKA and coach of the Brooke Boys Dmitri Kuznetsov. Depending on the results of the winter tournament, Mostov’s deal could be extended for one Media League season.

Mostovoy is 57 years old and received his coaching license in March 2025. During his studies, Mostovoi completed an internship at Dynamo Moscow.

Over the years, Mostovoy played for Krasnaya Presnya, Spartak, Portuguese Benfica, French Caen and Strasbourg, Spanish Celta and Alaves. Mostovoy is a two-time champion USSR as part of Spartak, winner of the Portuguese Cup (Benfica), finalist of the French Cup (Strasbourg) and the Spanish Cup (Celta). As part of the Russian national team, Mostovoy played 51 matches, in which he scored 10 goals. He is the winner of the European Youth Championship as part of the national team USSR.

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