The 2021/22 season is as of now in progress which implies that the Ballon d'Or race is back on, with players going here and there relying upon how they've thrived in their few matches played.
Presently at the moment, the most dominant Ballon d'Or winners Leo Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are yet to appropriately begin the season after both changing clubs this late spring.
The Argentine has just played some few minutes for Paris Saint-Germain up until now, while his rival finished 30 minutes for Juventus before leaving for Manchester United.
Chelsea, be that as it may, have 2 Blues in the main 5, with Jorginho third and Kante fifth. The Italian was as of late additionally named UEFA's Men's Player of the Year for last season.
New kid Romelu Lukaku is additionally in the chase sitting at No. 7 and could take an action over the most recent 4 months of the year to place his name in more genuine conflict.
Robert Lewandowski has begun the new season in style, banging seven goals in four matches and winning the German Super Cup.
Gianluigi Donnarumma's opportunities to get the Ballon d'Or — which were fairly high after the 2020 Euros — don't look that large right now. The Italian goalkeeper is being sidelined by Keylor Navas at his new club.
With all that being said, here are our refreshed Ballon d'Or rankings as we marginally change the main 5.
Full list of competitors
1. Lionel Messi
Details for 2021
33 goals
14 assist
Copa del Rey won
Copa America won
Copa America Golden Boot
Copa America Best Player
2. Robert Lewandowski
Details for 2021
38 goals
European Golden Boot won
Bundesliga won
Club World Cup won
Footballer of the Year in Germany
German Super Cup won
3. Jorginho
Details for 2021
4 goals
1 assist
Champions League won
Euro 2020 won
UEFA Super Cup won
UEFA's Player of the Year
4. Cristiano Ronaldo
2021 details
27 goals
4 assists
Italian Cup won
Euro 2020 Golden Boot won
5. N'Golo Kante
2021 details
1assist
Champions League won
UEFA Super Cup won
Midfielder of the UEFA Champions League season
Other top-10 applicants
6. Harry Kane
7. Romelu Lukaku
8. Karim Benzema
9. Gianluigi Donnarumma
10. Kevin De Bruyne
Note: This is a positioning formed by our sister blog Tribuna and it has no association with France Football, the power source that grants the Ballon d'Or.
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