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FIFA Best Awards Winners: Lionel Messi Wins Best Men’s Player

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FIFA Best Awards Winners: Lionel Messi Wins Best Men’s Player

The Argentina and Paris St Germain footballer Lionel Messi has been named FIFA Men’s Best player of the year beating the likes of Kylian Mbappe and Karim Benzema.

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The 35-year-old Messi played a key role in Argentina’s triumph at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, having scored 27 goals in 49 games for both his club and country in the 2021-22 season.

Alexia Putellas of Barcelona was named the women’s player of the year.

Lionel Scaloni, who led Argentina to their third World Cup title, was chosen as the men’s coach of the year at the awards ceremony held in Paris.

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Scaloni won the award over Pep Guardiola, who led Manchester City to their sixth Premier League title, and Carlo Ancelotti, who guided Real Madrid to their Champions League win.

The women’s coach of the year award went to England manager Sarina Wiegman, who led the Lionesses to their first major trophy, the European Championship, on home soil last year.

Emiliano Martinez of Aston Villa and Argentina was named the leading men’s goalkeeper.

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The FIFA Puskas award for the best goal in world football was given to Marcin Oleksy, an amputee footballer from Polish side Warta Poznan.

 

Below are the winners

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The Best Men’s Player – Lionel Messi

The Best Women’s Player – Alexia Putellas

The Best Men’sen’s Goalkeeper – Emiliano Martinez

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The Best Women’s Goalkeeper – Mary Earps

The Best Men’s Coach – Lionel Scaloni

The Best Women’s Coach – Sarina Wiegman

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The Best Puskas Awards – Marcin Oleksy

The Best Fan Award – Argentina fans

The Best Fair Play Award – Luka Lochoshvili

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FIFAPro World 11 (Women)

Goalkeeper

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Christiane Endler

Defenders

Lucy Bronze, Maria Leon, Leah Williamson, Wendie Renard

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Midfielders

Alexia Putellas, Keira Walsh, Lena Oberdorf

Forwards

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Alex Morgan, Sam Kerr, Beth Mead

 

FIFAPro World 11 (Men)

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Goalkeeper

Thibaut Courtois

Defenders

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Achraf Hakimi, Joao Cancelo, Virgil Van Dijk

Midfielders

Kevin De Bruyne, Luka Modric, Casemiro

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Forward

Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, Karim Benzema

 

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“Black Stars must be dissolved” – Portia Nana Akua Pinamang Speaks

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Portia Nana Akua Pinamang has shared a candid and passionate critique of the current state of the Black Stars, highlighting what she believes to be the core issues affecting the performance of Ghana’s senior national team.

According to Portia, the team’s struggles stem largely from a lack of connection and cohesion among the new players. She notes that unlike the legendary squads of the past, who built strong bonds by playing together from the U-23 level and participating in numerous friendly matches, the current lineup lacks that deep-rooted chemistry. “The old players grew together, played together, and understood each other. That created not just skill, but synergy,” she emphasized.

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Portia believes the new generation of players do not demonstrate the teamwork required to deliver consistent results on the international stage. She argues that Ghana must take a bold step by dissolving the current team and rebuilding from the grassroots. In her view, the future of the national team depends on investment in local clubs, where young talents can be nurtured and groomed together over time.

She insists that when players rise through the local system, even after they sign with foreign clubs, they would still “carry Ghana in their hearts”, maintaining their chemistry, understanding, and commitment to the national jersey because of their shared development background.

Portia also expressed disappointment that many of today’s players rarely participate in friendly matches or return home during off-seasons to bond and build the much-needed rapport. “They stay in their clubs and forget the importance of connecting with the national team,” she lamented.

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Portia concludes with a heartfelt expression of her disappointment, not only in the Black Stars’ current state but in the leadership decisions she believes contribute to Ghana’s challenges. Her call is clear: rebuild, invest locally, and restore the pride and unity that once defined Ghanaian football.

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