FIFA Best Football Award: Messi beats Mbappe. Ancelotti defeated by Scaloni

Leo Messi won the FIFA “The Best” award that was held tonight in Paris. The Argentine champion, present like his teammate Mbappe, who finished second (Benzema, third, abandoned the event), was the most voted (52 preference against 44 for the French) by the jury consisting of captains and coaches of the national teams. Teams from all over the world, but also by journalists. In front of an impressive audience consisting of many former footballers, women footballers and personalities from the football world (Ronaldo phenomenon, Cambiasso, Sneijder, Del Piero, Wenger, Desai, Drogba, Zanetti, Roberto Carlos, Bono, Nuno Gomez, Cannavaro, Capello , Djorkaeff, Makelele, Karembeu, Suazo, Richarlison, Laporta, Papen, Al-Khelaifi, Zenga and Collina, to name a few), the “Pulce” award was awarded by FIFA President Infantino who said: “Messi and Mbappe, they were great champions. In the most beautiful final in the most beautiful World Cup finals ever. Then all the lights went to Leo, who attended the evening alongside Mbappe, hugged him after the announcement, and laughed with a smile: “It’s a pleasure to be here with all of you, after an exceptional year in which we won the World Cup with Depo. Scaloni and the whole group. It was something crazy and crowned a dream.” “My life, which I have chased for so long with perseverance and determination. Thank God I finally lifted the World Cup. I thank my family and the people of Argentina. This memory will stay with us for life.”

The best boss

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Carlo Ancelotti, among the three finalists after leading Real Madrid to win the Champions League, was unable to beat Scaloni, after renewing his contract until 2026 with Argentina and winning in Qatar. Carlito knew how it would end, in addition to the King’s Cup semi-final against Barcelona scheduled for Thursday, and he did not travel to Paris. The Seleccion coach was feted by Fabio Capello, shortly after being embraced by “his” Leo Messi. Scaloni said, “I thank the 26 players who gave us world glory – the president of the Argentine FA, and all the members of my coaching staff. There is nothing more beautiful than seeing the people of your country happy. Our victory was in Qatar. It was for them, my parents, my brother and my wife.”

Best guard

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Participating in the race were Yacine Bono of Seville, the great protagonist with Morocco in the World Cup, Thibaut Courtois, winner of the Champions League with Real Madrid, and Emiliano Martinez, winner of Qatar with Argentina. Martinez raised the best goalkeeper award and awarded it on stage to former Inter player Julio Cesar. “I did a lot of apprenticeships – said” Dibu “- and being able to win the World Cup final was exceptional. Thanks to my family, Aston Villa and Argentina. My idols? My parents and especially my mother who cleaned 8 hours a day. ” Then tears of emotion.

best goal

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Poland’s Marcin Oleksiy, Frenchman Dimitri Payet and Brazilian Richarlison were competing for the award for the best goal named after Puskas. It was Alex Del Piero, dapper in a pair of gaudy black-framed glasses, who paid tribute to Oleksy with the bicycle kick he scored in the Polish Championship of Amputees with his Warta Poznań in the match against Stal Rzeszów on 6 November. The year is 2022. Applause and emotion.

Eleven is better

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There was no shortage of selection for the best team in 2022, they included, in an unlikely 3-3-4 match, goalkeeper Courtois, defenders Hakimi, Van Dijk and Cancelo, midfielders De Bruyne, Modric and Casemiro and forwards Messi, Mbappe, Benzema. And Halland. Courtois, De Bruyne, Modric, Benzema and Haaland were not on the stage.

Women’s Awards

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Among the women, the best goalkeeper award went to Manchester United player Marie Erbis who also received the best goalkeeper award in the last European tournament. But the best player was Alexia Potellas from Barcelona who beat out Alex Morgan and Bethany Meade. Sarina Wiegmann, the England coach who won the last European Championship against Germany, won the Best Coach award. FifPrp’s top eleven (unit 4-3-3) are: Claudia Christian Ender; Lucy Bruns, Maria Lyonne, Leah Williamson, Wendy Renard; Alexia Potellas, Kira Walsh, Lena Oberdorf; Alex Morgan, Sam Kerr, and Bethany Mead.

Bell and Cremonese

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The evening began with an intervention by Infantino, who spoke about the past few months, describing them as “very sad” over the disappearance of Mihajlovic and Vialli, before focusing on the memory of Pele. “He was the king – said Fifa number one – he was football. We miss him, but his memory will be with us forever. He will always be here.” Also touched were the words of the Ronaldo phenomenon, who then presented Pele’s third wife with an award in memory of the three-time Brazilian world champion. Finally celebrating for… Cremonese: Georgia’s Luka Lochoshvili receives the Fair Play Award.