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Annual football award event in France

Award
2022 Ballon d'Or
Picture of Karim Benzema
2022 Ballon d'Or winnerKarim Benzema
Date17 October 2022
LocationThéâtre du Châtelet,Paris
Presented byFrance Football
Hosted bySandy Heribert
Didier Drogba
Highlights
Ballon d'OrFranceKarim Benzema
(1st award)
Ballon d'Or FémininSpainAlexia Putellas
(2nd award)
Kopa TrophySpainGavi
(1st award)
Yashin TrophyBelgiumThibaut Courtois
(1st award)
Sócrates AwardSenegalSadio Mané
(1st award)
Websitefrancefootball.fr/ballon-d-or
← 2021 ·Ballon d'Or· 2023 →

The2022 Ballon d'Or (lit. '2022 Golden Ball') was the 66th annual presentation of theBallon d'Or, presented byFrance Football, recognising the best footballers in the world during the 2021–22 season. For the first time in the history of the award, it was given based on the results of the European season, instead of the calendar year.[1] The nominees for the ceremony were announced on 12 August 2022,[2] and the ceremony was held on 17 October.[3]

Karim Benzema won theBallon d'Or, for successfully leadingReal Madrid to win bothUEFA Champions League andLa Liga.[4][5]Alexia Putellas claimed theBallon d'Or Féminin, following her successful domestic campaign withBarcelona.[6] In the other award categories,Gavi was given theKopa Trophy,Thibaut Courtois won theYashin Trophy,Robert Lewandowski was presented the newly namedGerd Müller Trophy,[7]Sadio Mané was awarded the inauguralSócrates Award,[8] andManchester City claimed the Club of the Year award.[6][9] Reigning winnerLionel Messi was not nominated for the award for the first time since2005.[10]

Ballon d'Or

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Main article:Ballon d'Or

Following a successful season withReal Madrid,Karim Benzema was awarded the 2022Ballon d'Or, finishing ahead ofSadio Mané in second place andKevin De Bruyne in third.[6] With his club, Benzema won theUEFA Champions League and theLa Liga title.[4] He was instrumental in the Spanish side's progress through theknockout phase of the Champions League, scoring crucial goals againstManchester City in the semi-final legs, as well as nettinghat-tricks againstParis Saint-Germain andChelsea in the round of 16 and quarter-finals respectively.[4] He was selected in the tournament's team of the season as the top scorer and Player of the Season.[11][12][13] In thedomestic league, Benzema won thePichichi Trophy as the top scorer,[14] earning a place in the La Liga Team of the Season.[15] WithFrance, he helped win the country's firstUEFA Nations League, scoring in thefinal with a 'Player of the match' performance.[16] Among other awards, Benzema won the 2021French Player of the Year,[17]La Liga Player of the Season,[18] Real Madrid Player of the Season,[19] theOnze d'Or,[20] and was selected in theIFFHS,[21]European Sports Media,[22] andL'Équipe teams of the season.[23]

For players who appeared for multiple clubs during the season, only the most recent club is listed:

2022 Ballon d'Or ranking[6]
RankPlayerNationalityPositionClubPoints
1Karim Benzema FranceForwardSpainReal Madrid549
2Sadio Mané SenegalForwardEnglandLiverpool193
3Kevin De Bruyne BelgiumMidfielderEnglandManchester City175
4Robert Lewandowski PolandForwardGermanyBayern Munich170
5Mohamed Salah EgyptForwardEnglandLiverpool116
6Kylian Mbappé FranceForwardFranceParis Saint-Germain85
7Thibaut Courtois BelgiumGoalkeeperSpainReal Madrid82
8Vinícius Júnior BrazilMidfielderSpainReal Madrid61
9Luka Modrić CroatiaMidfielderSpainReal Madrid20
10Erling Haaland NorwayForwardGermanyBorussia Dortmund18
11Son Heung-min South KoreaForwardEnglandTottenham Hotspur5
12Riyad Mahrez AlgeriaMidfielderEnglandManchester City4
13Sébastien Haller Ivory CoastForwardNetherlandsAjax2
14Fabinho BrazilMidfielderEnglandLiverpool2
Rafael Leão PortugalForwardItalyAC Milan2
16Virgil van Dijk NetherlandsDefenderEnglandLiverpool1
17Casemiro BrazilMidfielderSpainReal Madrid1
Luis Díaz ColombiaMidfielderEnglandLiverpool[a]1
Dušan Vlahović SerbiaForwardItalyJuventus[b]1
20Cristiano Ronaldo PortugalForwardEnglandManchester United[c]0
21Harry Kane EnglandForwardEnglandTottenham Hotspur0
22Trent Alexander-Arnold EnglandDefenderEnglandLiverpool0
Phil Foden EnglandMidfielderEnglandManchester City0
Bernardo Silva PortugalMidfielderEnglandManchester City0
25João Cancelo PortugalDefenderEnglandManchester City0
Joshua Kimmich GermanyMidfielderGermanyBayern Munich0
Mike Maignan FranceGoalkeeperItalyAC Milan0
Christopher Nkunku FranceForwardGermanyRB Leipzig0
Darwin Núñez UruguayForwardPortugalBenfica0
Antonio Rüdiger GermanyDefenderEnglandChelsea0
  1. ^Díaz was signed by Liverpool fromPorto during the season.
  2. ^Vlahović was signed by Juventus fromFiorentina during the season.
  3. ^Ronaldo was signed by Manchester United fromJuventus during the season.

Ballon d'Or Féminin

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Main article:Ballon d'Or Féminin
Picture of Alexia Putellas training with Barcelona
Alexia Putellas (pictured in 2019) won her secondBallon d'Or, following her 2021 trophy.

Alexia Putellas won the 2022Ballon d'Or Féminin finishing ahead ofEuropean championBeth Mead andAustralian internationalSam Kerr.[24] She had a successful season withBarcelona, scoring in theUEFA Women's Champions League final,[25] and winning thePrimera División,Copa de la Reina andSupercopa de España.[26] Putellas scored 34 goals within 42 appearances in all competitions,[26] and she was awardedUWCL Player of the Season and included in the2021–22 UWCL Team of the Season;[27][28] she was also later awardedThe Best FIFA Women's Player of the year,[29] theUEFA Women's Player of the Year Award,[30] and theIFFHS Women's Player and Playmaker of the Year.[31][32]

For players who appeared for multiple clubs during the season, only the most recent club is listed:

2022 Ballon d'Or Féminin ranking[24]
RankPlayerNationalityPositionClubPoints
1Alexia Putellas SpainMidfielderSpainBarcelona178
2Beth Mead EnglandForwardEnglandArsenal152
3Sam Kerr AustraliaForwardEnglandChelsea74
4Lena Oberdorf GermanyMidfielderGermanyVfL Wolfsburg44
5Aitana Bonmatí SpainMidfielderSpainBarcelona43
6Alexandra Popp GermanyForwardGermanyVfL Wolfsburg37
7Ada Hegerberg NorwayForwardFranceLyon29
8Wendie Renard FranceDefenderFranceLyon26
9Catarina Macario United StatesMidfielderFranceLyon21
10Lucy Bronze EnglandDefenderEnglandManchester City20
11Vivianne Miedema NetherlandsForwardEnglandArsenal14
12Christiane Endler ChileGoalkeeperFranceLyon10
13Alex Morgan United StatesForwardUnited StatesSan Diego Wave[a]10
14Selma Bacha FranceDefenderFranceLyon9
15Millie Bright EnglandDefenderEnglandChelsea6
16Asisat Oshoala NigeriaForwardSpainBarcelona4
17Marie-Antoinette Katoto FranceForwardFranceParis Saint-Germain4
18Trinity Rodman United StatesForwardUnited StatesWashington Spirit3
19Fridolina Rolfö SwedenForwardSpainBarcelona3
20Kadidiatou Diani FranceForwardFranceParis Saint-Germain1
  1. ^Morgan was signed by San Diego Wave fromOrlando Pride during the season.

Kopa Trophy

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Main article:Kopa Trophy
Picture of Gavi training with Barcelona
Aged 18 at the time,Gavi (pictured in 2022) won theKopa Trophy, succeeding hisBarcelona teammatePedri, who won the 2021 award.[33]

Gavi won the 2022Kopa Trophy, awarded to the best performing footballer under the age of 21 during the season; he finished ahead of the likes ofEduardo Camavinga andJamal Musiala, who had successful club seasons withReal Madrid andBayern Munich respectively.[33] Starting his season as a relatively unknown Spanish academy product,[5] Gavi was handed hisBarcelona debut aged 17 againstGetafe in August 2021, making him the fourth youngest player to play inLa Liga for Barcelona.[34] After he established himself as a regular inRonald Koeman's side,Spain national team managerLuis Enrique gave him a senior debut againstItaly in theUEFA Nations Leaguesemi-final on 6 October 2021, making him the youngest player to represent the national team.[5][35] Despite not winning any trophies at club or international level, Gavi personally had a successful club season with Barcelona, scoring two goals in 47 appearances in all competitions, playing regularly as a midfielder.[36]

For players who appeared for multiple clubs during the season, only the most recent club is listed:

2022 Kopa Trophy ranking[33]
RankPlayerNationalityPositionClubPoints
1Gavi SpainMidfielderSpainBarcelona59
2Eduardo Camavinga FranceMidfielderSpainReal Madrid[a]51
3Jamal Musiala GermanyMidfielderGermanyBayern Munich47
4Jude Bellingham EnglandMidfielderGermanyBorussia Dortmund31
5Nuno Mendes PortugalDefenderFranceParis Saint-Germain[b]9
6Ryan Gravenberch NetherlandsMidfielderNetherlandsAjax3
Joško Gvardiol CroatiaDefenderGermanyRB Leipzig
8Bukayo Saka EnglandMidfielderEnglandArsenal3
9Karim Adeyemi GermanyForwardGermanyBorussia Dortmund[c]1
10Florian Wirtz GermanyMidfielderGermanyBayer Leverkusen0
  1. ^Camavinga was signed by Real Madrid fromRennes during the season.
  2. ^Mendes was signed by Paris Saint-Germain on loan fromSporting CP during the season.
  3. ^Adeyemi was signed by Borussia Dortmund fromRed Bull Salzburg during the season.

Yashin Trophy

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Main article:Yashin Trophy
Picture of Thibaut Courtois with the Belgium national team
Thibaut Courtois (pictured in 2018) won theYashin Trophy, finishing ahead of the likes ofPremier League goalkeepersAlisson,Ederson andÉdouard Mendy.[37]

Belgian internationalThibaut Courtois won the 2022Yashin Trophy, awarded to the best performing goalkeeper during the 2021–22 season.[37] During a very successful campaign withReal Madrid, he won both theUEFA Champions League andLa Liga as a regular in the team, establishing himself as a prominent contender for the award.[37] Aged 30 at the time of receiving the award, Courtois made the most saves of any goalkeeper featuring in the2021–22 UEFA Champions League; during the competition'sfinal againstLiverpool, he made nine saves and was namedman of the match.[38] Courtois won the award ahead ofAlisson andEderson, who both shared the2021–22 Premier LeagueGolden Glove.[37] The 2021 award winner,Gianluigi Donnarumma, was not nominated for the award.[39]

2022 Yashin Trophy ranking[37]
RankPlayerNationalityClubPoints
1Thibaut Courtois BelgiumSpainReal Madrid456
2 Alisson BrazilEnglandLiverpool108
3Ederson BrazilEnglandManchester City72
4Édouard Mendy SenegalEnglandChelsea61
5Mike Maignan FranceItalyAC Milan45
6Kevin Trapp GermanyGermanyEintracht Frankfurt27
7Manuel Neuer GermanyGermanyBayern Munich25
8Jan Oblak SloveniaSpainAtlético Madrid17
9Yassine Bounou MoroccoSpainSevilla17
10Hugo Lloris FranceEnglandTottenham Hotspur9

Gerd Müller Trophy

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Main article:Gerd Müller Trophy
Picture of Robert Lewandowski with Bayern Munich
Robert Lewandowski (pictured in 2019) won the newly namedGerd Müller Trophy.[7]

Polish strikerRobert Lewandowski won the 2022Gerd Müller Trophy, awarded to the highest-scoring striker of the 2021–22 season. After previously being known as the Striker of the Year award it was renamed as the Gerd Müller Trophy after German strikerGerd Müller died in August 2021.[7] Lewandowski scored 57 goals in 56 matches, seven more than second placedKylian Mbappé; he also finished fourth in the 2022 Ballon d'Or ranking, behind onlyKarim Benzema,Sadio Mané andKevin De Bruyne.[7][6] During his prolific season withBayern Munich, Lewandowski lifted the Bundesliga title, as well as earning other personal honours such as theEuropean Golden Shoe and theGolden Foot.[40][41] This was Lewandowski's second time winning the award, after he won the inaugural edition in 2021.[7]

2022 Gerd Müller Trophy winner[7]
RankPlayerNationalityPositionClubGoals
1Robert Lewandowski PolandForwardGermanyBayern Munich57

Sócrates Award

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Main article:Sócrates Award
Picture of Sadio Mané playing for Liverpool
Sadio Mané (pictured in 2017) won the inauguralSócrates Award.[8]

On 21 September 2022,France Football announced the creation of the 'Sócrates Award' which identifies "the best solidarity actions carried out by committed champions."[42] The award is named after the late Brazilian footballerSócrates, in honour of the player using his platform as an international footballer to support democratic regimes and opposing themilitary dictatorship in Brazil at the time.[43][44] Sócrates co-founded theCorinthians' Democracy, an ideological football movement originating within the Brazilian clubCorinthians which fought against the authoritarian regime by promoting democratic practices within the region,[43] including urging people to vote in Brazilian multiparty elections.[45]Liverpool playerSadio Mané won the inaugural award for charity work conducted in his home country,Senegal.[43] The forward financed and reinvested in new facilities within his hometownBambali, including a school, petrol station and hospital.[46][47] Mané donated to the Senegalese National Committee fighting against theCOVID-19 pandemic.[48] Additionally, he financed a4G internet service for the town and commissioned a €70-a-monthstipend to each family in his hometown.[49] Outside of his charity work, Mané had a successful personal season with Liverpool, winning theFA Cup andEFL Cup and reaching theUEFA Champions League final;[50] he also won the2021 Africa Cup of Nations withSenegal midway through the European domestic season.[51]

2022 Sócrates Award winner[8]
PlayerNationalityPositionClub
Sadio Mané SenegalForwardEnglandLiverpool

Club of the Year

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Picture of Manchester City players
Manchester City won Club of the Year, becoming the second English club to win the award, afterChelsea won the inaugural edition in 2021.[9]

English clubManchester City won Club of the Year ahead ofLiverpool,Real Madrid andLyon. With the most Ballon d'Or and Ballon d'Or Féminin player nominations, Manchester City succeededChelsea as the second club to win the award following the award's introduction in 2021.[9] The club hadJoão Cancelo,Kevin De Bruyne,Phil Foden,Riyad Mahrez andBernardo Silva nominated for the season's Ballon d'Or, following theirPremier League triumph. Additionally,Lucy Bronze, fromManchester City Women, was nominated for the Ballon d'Or Féminin, totalling six players from the club.[6] Manchester City finished ahead of Liverpool despite having the same number of player nominations; because City's nominations were spread across the two categories, they were given the award.[52]

2022 Club of the Year ranking[9]
RankClubTotalBallon d'OrBallon d'Or Féminin
1
  • EnglandManchester City
6 João Cancelo (POR)
 Kevin De Bruyne (BEL)
 Phil Foden (ENG)
 Riyad Mahrez (ALG)
 Bernardo Silva (POR)		 Lucy Bronze (ENG)
2
  • England Liverpool
6 Trent Alexander-Arnold (ENG)
 Luis Díaz (COL)
 Fabinho (BRA)
 Sadio Mané (SEN)
 Mohamed Salah (EGY)
 Virgil van Dijk (NED)		None
3
  • Spain Real Madrid
5 Karim Benzema (FRA)
 Casemiro (BRA)
 Thibaut Courtois (BEL)
 Luka Modrić (CRO)
 Vinícius Júnior (BRA)		None
5None Selma Bacha (FRA)
 Christiane Endler (CHI)
 Ada Hegerberg (NOR)
 Catarina Macario (USA)
 Wendie Renard (FRA)

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