2024 Ballon d’Or contenders are out, and the award will go to the best-performing footballers across the globe in the past 12 months.
Complete list of Ballon d’Or contenders
Antonio Rudiger – Real Madrid
Kylian Mbappe – Real Madrid
Lautaro Martinez – Inter
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Ademola Lookman – Atalanta
Alejandro Grimaldo – Bayer Leverkusen
Dani Carvajal – Real Madrid
William Saliba – Arsenal
Lamine Yamal – Barcelona
Bukayo Saka – Arsenal
Hakan Calhanoglu – Inter
Rodri – Man City
Declan Rice- Arsenal
Harry Kane – Bayern Munich
Cole Palmer – Chelsea
Vitinha – PSG
Vinicius Jr – Real Madrid
Martin Odegaard – Arsenal
Dani Olmo – Barcelona
Florian Wirtz – Bayer Leverkusen
Mats Hummels – Roma
Erling Haaland – Man City
Nicolas Williams – Athletic Bilbao
Granit Xhaka – Bayer Leverkusen
Artem Dovbik – Roma
Toni Kroos – Real Madrid
Jude Bellingham – Real Madrid
Phil Foden – Man City
Ruben Dias – Man City
Federico Valverde – Real Madrid
Emiliano Martinez – Aston VIlla
Ballon d’Or 2024 Women’s Club of the Year nominees
Barcelona
Chelsea
Lyon
PSG
Women’s coach of the year
Sonia Bompastor – Lyon/Chelsea
Arthur Elias – Corinthians/Brazil
Jonatan Giraldez – Barcelona/Washington Spirit
Filipa Patao – Benfica
Sarina Wiegman – England
Emma Hayes – Chelsea/ United States
Complete list of women’s nominees
Lauren Hemp – Man City
Trinity Rodman – Washington Spirit
Barbra Banda Shanghai – Shanghai RCB/Orlando Pride
Tarciane Lime – Houston Dash
Manuela Giugliano – Roma
Mallory Swanson – Chicago Red Stars
Glodis Viggosdottir – Bayern Munich
Mariona Caldentey – Barcelona/Arsenal
Lauren James – Chelsea
Patricia Guijarro – Barcelona
Lea Schuller – Bayern Munich
Gabi Portilho – Corinthians
Tabitha Chawinga – PSG
Caroline Graham Hansen – Barcelona
Lindsey Horan – Lyon
Lucy Bronze – Barcelona/Chelsea
Yui Hasegawa – Man City
Ada Hegerberg – Lyon
Sjoeke Nüsken – Chelsea
Aitana Bonmati – Barcelona
Alex Putellas – Barcelona
Grace Geyoro – PSG
Khadija Shaw – Man City
Guilia Gwinn – Bayern Munich
Salma Paralluelo – Barcelona
Ewa Pajor – Wolfsburg/Barcelona
Sophie Smith – Portland Thorns
Marie-Antoinette Katoto – PSG
Mayra Ramirez – Chelsea
Alyssa Naeher – Chicago Red Stars
Ewa Pajor – Wolfsburg/Barcelona
Sophie Smith – Portland Thorns
Marie-Antoinette Katoto – PSG
Mayra Ramirez – Chelsea
Alyssa Naeher – Chicago Red Stars
Alex Putellas – Barcelona
Grace Geyoro – PSG
Khadija Shaw – Man City
Guilia Gwinn – Bayern Munich
Salma Paralluelo – Barcelona
Tabitha Chawinga – PSG
Caroline Graham Hansen – Barcelona
Lindsey Horan – Lyon
Lucy Bronze – Barcelona/Chelsea
Yui Hasegawa – Man City
Ada Hegerberg – Lyon
Sjoeke Nüsken – Chelsea
Aitana Bonmati – Barcelona
Lauren Hemp – Man City
Trinity Rodman – Washington Spirit
Barbra Banda Shanghai – Shanghai RCB/Orlando Pride
Tarciane Lime – Houston Dash
Manuela Giugliano – Roma
Mallory Swanson – Chicago Red Stars
Glodis Viggosdottir – Bayern Munich
Mariona Caldentey – Barcelona/Arsenal
Lauren James – Chelsea
Patricia Guijarro – Barcelona
Lea Schuller – Bayern Munich
Gabi Portilho – Corinthians
Men’s Club of the Year nominees
The contenders are Borussia Dortmund, Girona, Bayer Leverkusen, Real Madrid and Manchester City.
Men’s Coach of the Year nominees
Carlo Ancelotti
Xabi Alonso
Luis de la Fuente
Gian Piero Gasperini
Pep Guardiola
Lionel Scaloni
Yachine trophy nominees
Diogo Costa
Gianluigi Donnarumma
Gregor Kobel
Andrei Lunine
Mike Maignan
Giorgi Mamardachvili
Emiliano Martinez
Unai Simon
Yann Sommer
Ronwen Williams
Kopa Trophy nominees
Pau Cubarsi
Alejandro Garnacho
Arda Guler
Karim Konate
Kobbie Mainoo
Joao Neves
Savinho
Mathys Tel
Lamine Yamal
Warren Zaire-Emery
Award ceremony – Date
The world’s most prestigious individual football honours will be awarded on October 28 at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris!
