In the early morning of October 22, Beijing time, French football magazine announced the list of 30 candidates for the 2019 men's football golden ball award: Messi and Ronaldo led, mbape, Van Dyke and sun Xingyi were selected, and Modric and Neymar were not selected. The jury began to vote, and the final winners will be announced at the award ceremony on December 2 local time.
The golden ball award is the annual best European football player award selected by French football, a magazine of L'Equipe. Since the selection in 1956, it has become one of the most prestigious and influential Football Awards in the world football world. In the selection of the golden ball award in 2018, Real Madrid and Croatian star Modric historically broke mero's ten-year monopoly and won the golden ball award.
30 candidates for Golden Globe Award
The first list of candidates for the 2019 Golden Globe Award
Mane (Liverpool / Senegal)
Aguero (Manchester City / Argentina)
Lori (Tottenham / France)
Frankie de Jong (Ajax / Barcelona / Netherlands)
Tadic (Ajax / Serbia)
The second batch of candidates for the 2019 Golden Globe Award
Mbape (Paris Saint Germain / France)
Arnold (Liverpool / England)
Vanderbeck (Ajax / Netherlands)
Obamayan (Arsenal / Gabon)
Telstegen (Barcelona / Germany)
The third batch of candidates for the 2019 Golden Globe Award
Ronaldo (Juventus / Portugal)
Alison (Liverpool / Brazil)
Delicht (Ajax / Juventus / Netherlands)
Benzema (Real Madrid / France)
Weinerdum (Liverpool / Netherlands)
The fourth batch of candidates for the 2019 Golden Globe Award
Van Dyke (Liverpool / Netherlands)
Bernardo Silva (Manchester City / Portugal)
Sun Xingyu (Tottenham / Korea)
Levandovsky (Bayern Munich / Poland)
Fermino (Liverpool / Brazil)
The fifth batch of candidates for the 2019 Golden Globe Award
Messi (Barcelona / Argentina)
Mahres (Manchester City / Algeria)
De Brauner (Manchester City / Belgium)
Kulibali (Naples / Senegal)
Grezman (Barcelona / Atletico Madrid / France)
The Sixth Batch of candidates for the 2019 Golden Globe Award
Salah (Liverpool / Egypt)
Azar (Chelsea / Real Madrid / Belgium)
Marchinios (Paris Saint Germain / Brazil)
Joao Felix (Atletico Madrid / Benfica / Portugal)
Sterling (Manchester City / England)