The full standings for FIFA’s The Best Awards
FIFA’s The Best Awards, The full standings
On Monday evening, Robert Lewandowski was named the best player in the world at FIFA’s The Best Awards.
The awards ceremony was conducted in Zurich on an almost entirely virtual basis to award outstanding talent in football.
The Bayern Munich superstar Robert Lewandowski finished first with (48) just a measly four votes ahead of Messi (44) in second and nine votes ahead of Salah (39) in third.
Karim Benzema, the Real Madrid striker, came in fourth place with 30 votes.
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N’Golo Kante (24) of Chelsea, the engine that might, rounded out the top five after playing such a significant role in the Blues’ Champions League triumph.
He just edged out Jorginho, who received the same amount of votes, and Cristiano Ronaldo, who finished with 23.
From that point on, the numbers start to fall off considerably, with Kylian Mbappe’s record of 16 being the next best.
Mbappe is followed by Kevin De Bruyne, who received 11 votes, and Neymar and Erling Haaland, who received 10 and 7 votes, respectively.
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Chelsea coach, Thomas Tuchel made it a Chelsea clean sweep by claiming the men’s award.
The votes are cast by national team captains and coaches from every single FIFA member nation, as well as a media representative from each competition.
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