Time to sign off, I’ll leave you with Nick Ames’ web report on events in Paris. Thanks for reading along, it’s been fun. Adios!
Before we go, here’s a reminder of all tonight’s award winners, and the top 30 lists in the men’s and women’s awards. I’d also like to pitch in with a late award, for the Sorest Losers … congratulations to Real Madrid. I’ll let Sean Orlowicz give the speech.
“Really beautiful to see Real Madrid fans, supporters of the most successful club both historically and very recently, completely melt down over a meaningless individual award. What modern football fans seem to want more than anything – goals, attractive football, wins, trophies – is to be the downtrodden victim of some grand conspiracy.”
1 Rodri (Manchester City/Spain)
2 Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid/Brazil)
3 Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid/England)
4 Dani Carvajal (Real Madrid/Spain)
5 Erling Haaland (Man City/Norway)
6 Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid/France)
7 Lautaro Martínez (Inter, Argentina)
8 Lamine Yamal (Barcelona/Spain)
9 Toni Kroos (Real Madrid/Germany)
10 Harry Kane (Bayern Munich/England)
11 Phil Foden (Man City/England)
12 Florian Wirtz (Leverkusen/Germany)
13 Dani Olmo (Barcelona/Spain)
14 Ademola Lookman (Atalanta/Nigeria)
15 Nico Williams (Athletic/Spain)
16 Granit Xhaka (Leverkusen/Switzerland)
17 Federico Valverde (Real Madrid/Uruguay)
18 Emiliano Martínez (Aston Villa/Argentina)
19 Martin Ødegaard (Arsenal/Norway)
20 Hakan Calhanoglu (Inter/Turkey)
21 Bukayo Saka (Arsenal/England)
22 Antonio Rüdiger (Real Madrid/Germany)
23 Rúben Dias (Man City/Portugal)
24 William Saliba (Arsenal/France)
25 Cole Palmer (Chelsea/England)
26 Declan Rice (Arsenal/England)
27 Vitinha (PSG/Portugal)
28 Alejandro Grimaldo (Leverkusen/Spain)
=29 Mats Hummels (Roma/Germany)
=29 Artem Dovbyk (Roma/Ukraine)
1 Aitana Bonmatí (Barcelona/Spain)
2 Caroline Graham Hansen (Barcelona/Norway)
3 Salma Paralluelo (Barcelona/Spain)
4 Sophia Smith (Portland/USA)
5 Lindsey Horan (Lyon/USA)
6 Mallory Swanson (Chicago/USA)
7 Marie-Antoinette Katoto (PSG/France)
8 Mariona Caldentey (Arsenal/Spain)
9 Trinity Rodman (Washington/USA)
10 Alexia Putellas (Barcelona/Spain)
11 Patri Guijarro (Barcelona/Spain)
12 Barbra Banda (Orlando/Zambia)
13 Lauren James (Chelsea/England)
14 Ada Hegerberg (Lyon/Norway)
15 Khadija Shaw (Man City/Jamaica)
16 Tabitha Chawinga (PSG/Malawi)
17 Alyssa Naeher (Chicago/USA)
18 Gabi Portilho (Corinthians/Brazil)
19 Giulia Gwinn (Bayern/Germany)
20 Lucy Bronze (Chelsea/England)
21 Mayra Ramírez (Chelsea/Colombia)
22 Glódis Viggósdóttir (Bayern/Iceland)
23 Tarciane (Houston/Brazil)
24 Lea Schüller (Bayern/Germany)
25 Sjœke Nüsken (Chelsea/Germany)
26 Yui Hasegawa (Man City/Japan)
27 Manuela Giugliano (Roma/Italy)
28 Lauren Hemp (Man City/England)
29 Ewa Pajor (Wolfsburg/Poland)
30 Grace Geyoro (PSG/France)
Men's Ballon d'Or Rodri (Manchester City/Spain)
Women's Ballon d'Or Aitana Bonmatí (Barcelona/Spain)
Yashin Trophy Emíliano Martínez (Aston Villa/Argentina)
Kopa Trophy Lamine Yamal (Barcelona/Spain)
Gerd Müller Trophy Harry Kane and Kylian Mbappé
Men's coach of the year Carlo Ancelotti (Real Madrid)
Women's coach of the year Emma Hayes (Chelsea & USA)
Club of the year Real Madrid (men) and Barcelona (women)
Sócrates Award Jennifer Hermoso
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