2023-10-24 03:18:50
The Ballon d’Or, the prestigious award given by France Football magazine, will have a new awards ceremony and Lionel Messi might achieve an impressive record. The Argentine star is the top winner of the individual award and will compete with 29 other footballers for the award. Find out when the ceremony will be, the schedule and all the nominees.
The ceremony will take place on Monday, October 30 at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris. The official time has not yet been confirmed but it is speculated that the gala will begin at 3 p.m. Lionel Messi returns to the nominations, following his absence in the last edition, and has great chances of winning the eighth Ballon d’Or of his career. The Argentine star won the highest individual award in world football in the years 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2019 and 2021.
Among the 30 nominees for the award, a list that was announced on September 6, are three other Argentine world champion players: Emiliano Dibu Martínez, Lautaro Martínez and Julián Álvarez.
The nominees for the 2023 Ballon d’Or
Josko Guardiol Jamal Musiala Andre Onana Karim Benzema Mohamed Salah Bukayo Saka Kevin De Bruyne Jude Bellingham Randal Kolo Muani Bernardo Silva Khvicha Kvaratskhelia Nicolò Barella Emiliano Martinez Ruben Dias Erling Haaland Martin Odegaard Ilkay Gundogan Yassine Bounou Julian Alvarez Vinicius Jr Rodri Antoine Griezmann Lionel Messi Lautaro Martinez Robert Lewandowski Kim Min-jae Luka Modric Kylian Mbappe Victor Osimhen
All Ballon d’Or winners
2022: Karim Benzema (Francia) 2021: Lionel Messi (Argentina) 2020: No Hubo 2019: Lionel Messi (Argentina) 2018: Luka Modric (Croacia) 2017: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) 2016: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) 2015: Lionel Messi (Argentina) 2014: CRISTIANO RONALDO (Portugal) 2013: CRISTIANO RONALDO (Portugal) 2012: LIONEL MESSI (Argentina) 2011: LIONEL MESSI (Argentina) 2010: LIONEL MESSI (Argentina) 2009: LIONEL MESSI (Argentina) 2008: CRISTIANO RONALDO ( Portugal) 2007: KAKÁ (Brazil) 2006: FABIO CANNAVARO (Italy) 2005: RONALDINHO (Brazil) 2004: ANDRIY SHEVCHENKO (Ukraine) 2003: PAVEL NEDVED (Czech Republic) 2002: RONALDO (Brazil) 2001: MICHAEL OWEN (England) 200 0 : LUIS FIGO (Portugal) 1999: RIVALDO (Brazil) 1998: ZINEDINE ZIDANE (France) 1997: RONALDO (Brazil) 1996: MATTHIAS SAMMER (Germany) 1995: GEORGE WEAH (Liberia) 1994: HRISTO STOICHKOV (Bulgaria) 1993: ROBERTO BAGG IO (Italy) 1992: MARCO VAN BASTEN (Netherlands) 1991: JEAN-PIERRE PAPIN (France) 1990: LOTHAR MATTHÄUS (Germany) 1989: MARCO VAN BASTEN (Netherlands) 1988: MARCO VAN BASTEN (Netherlands) 1987: RUUD GULLIT (Netherlands) 1986: IGOR BELANOV (Ukraine) 1985: MICHEL PLATINI (France) 1984: MICHEL PLATINI (France) 1983: MICHEL PLATINI (France) 1982: PAOLO ROSSI 1981: KARL-HEINZ RUMMENIGGE (Germany) 1980: KARL-HEINZ RUMMENIGGE ( Germany) 1979: KEVIN KEEGAN (England) 1978: KEVIN KEEGAN (England) 1977: ALLAN SIMONSEN (Denmark) 1976: FRANZ BECKENBAUER (Germany) 1975: OLEG BLOKHIN (Ukraine) 1974: JOHAN CRUYFF (Netherlands) 1973: JOHAN CRUYFF (Ho landa) 1972 : FRANZ BECKENBAUER (Germany) 1971: JOHAN CRUYFF (Netherlands) 1970: GERD MÜLLER (Germany) 1969: GIANNI RIVERA (Italy) 1968: GEORGE BEST (Northern Ireland) 1967: FLÓRIÁN ALBERT (Hungary) 1966: BOBBY CHARLTON ( England) 1965: Eusebius (Portugal) 1964: Denis Law (Scupi) 1963: Lev Yashin (Soviet Unión) 1962: Josef Masopust (Czech Republic) 1961: Omar Sivori (Argentina -Talia-) 1960: Luis Suárez (España) 1959: Alfredo di STÉFANO (Argentina -España-) 1958: RAYMOND KOPA (France) 1957: ALFREDO DI STÉFANO (Argentina -España-) 1956: STANLEY MATTHEWS (England)
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