Nominees announced for the 2025 Ballon d'Or
Former Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay nominated - full list of nominees
Lionesses nominated for the Women's Ballon d'Or
Lewis-Skelly among Kopa Trophy nominees - full list of nominees for the best men's under-21 player
Agyemang nominated for Women's Kopa Trophy - for the best women's under-21 players
Hannah Hampton a nominee for best women's goalkeeper | Alisson Becker on the list for the best men's keeper
Sonia Bompastor and Sarina Wiegman shortlisted for women's coach of the year | Arne Slot and Enzo Maresca on the men's list
Arsenal and Chelsea on Women's Club of the Year shortlist | Liverpool and Chelsea on men's version
When will the 2025 Ballon d'Or winner be announced? | How is the winner decided?
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Mo Salah. Got to be one of the favourites this year. Near 50 goals and assists. Awesome all season. Plus a fantastic role model in the game.
Greg Evans, Preston
Vitinha has to be top of the list. Six trophies, one final just losing. Been the main man for that PSG team. Without him holding the fort, they may have not won so many.
Brandon, Batham
Safe to say, it's a very strong field of candidates for the Men's Team Coach of the Year Trophy.
Image source, Getty ImagesEnzo Maresca is joined by another Premier League manager in the five-man shortlist - Liverpool's Arne Slot.
The Dutch manager succeeded Jurgen Klopp at the Reds and won the Premier League in his debut season.
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea manager Enzo Maresca has been nominated for the Men's Team Coach of the Year Trophy.
The Italian joined the Blues from Leicester City last summer and helped them win the Conference League and the Fifa Club World Cup during his first season at the club.
For the women’s Ballon D’Or, Lucy Bronze and Keira Walsh have got to be in the top 10, amazing players and deserve to be up there!
Pippa Smith, Loughborough
Hannah Hampton has to win Ballon d'Or Feminine - not just be nominated. Invincible domestic treble; Euros win; Champions League Semi finalist. But of course, individual honours don't go to goalkeepers, despite being the most important position on the pitch... #GoalkeepersUnion.
A, The rainy Northwest
Think the Ballon d'or Feminine has to be between the Arsenal stars this year. Caldentey and Russo both made huge contributions to the Champions League win, and then battled it out in the Euros final.
Finn T, Cumbria
We will now move on to the contenders for the Men's Team Coach of the Year Trophy - named after the legendary Johan Cruyff.
Image source, Getty ImagesHere are the nominees of Women's Team Coach of the Year Trophy - a list with a strong English flavour.
Image source, Getty ImagesSarina Wiegman has indeed been nominated for the Women's Team Coach of the Year award after guiding England to back-to-back Euro triumphs this summer.
But she will face stiff competition for the prize, including from two managers who ply their trade in England.
Chelsea's Sonia Bompastor who guided the Blues to a domestic treble in her first season in charge and Arsenal's Renee Slegers who took over at the club midway through the season and helped them win the Women's Champions League are also in the running.
Image source, Getty ImagesSpain and Barcelona midfielder Aitana Bonmati won the Women's Ballon d'Or in both 2023 and 2024.
In doing so, she became only the second player to win the prize twice, after her compatriot Alexia Putellas who was awarded the gong in 2021 and 2022.
Norway's Ada Hegerberg won the first recipient of the award when it was constituted in 2018 before Megan Rapinoe won it the following year.
Previous Women's Ballon d'Or winners:
Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport
Oh no nevermind, Cruyff Trophy time.
Another new one to the collection.
The Johan Cruyff Trophy is awarded to the best coaches in the world - at either club or national team level.
Women's up first.
Sarina Wiegman soon come.
Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport
Surely we're onto Ballon d'Or nominations next?
Ooh I think it’s between Hampton and Berger as they have both been outstanding at the Euros and Hampton has had a good season with Chelsea too. It could also be tight with Cata Coll as she’s been really good too. Caldentey and Russo both made huge contributions to the Champions League win, and then battled it out in the Euros final.
Sakinah
It has got to be Hannah Hampton she is the best!
Petriv
Image source, Getty ImagesThe full list of 2025 Yachine Trophy nominees has been revealed and it includes a quartet of names from the Premier League.
Straight into the nominees for the Men's Yachine Trophy now.
First up on the board...
Liverpool's Alisson Becker
Arsenal got to the semi-final of the Champions league - they should have one or two nominees on the list. My shout Rice and Saka.
Leslie Thain, Dorset
Cole Palmer has to be mentioned surely. Champions league winners often provide the nominations, well what about the Club World Cup winners who beat PSG comprehensively?
Leigh, Leeds
Next up is the Women's Yachine Trophy nominees to decide the best women's goalkeeper in the world.
It's named after the legendary Soviet Union goalkeeper Lev Yashin, with a men's version of the award presented since 2019.
But this will be the first time it will be presented in the women's category.
Image source, Getty ImagesHere is the full list of 2025 Kopa Trophy nominees, and there are some big names in there!
PSG duo Desire Doue and Joao Neves are joined by Barcelona's Lamine Yamal, who will surely be among the contenders for the main prize as well.
It has to be a shootout between Dembele and Salah, Dembele won the European Cup and had a stellar season, but Salah won silverware and had a much higher level of performance throughout the season - it'll be a very interesting winner this time round!
Chris, Wrexham
Purely on the eye test Salah is hands down the best player I saw last season - pains me to say it as a Man Utd fan but he deserves it
Rich, Basingstoke
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly is among the names nominated for the Kopa Trophy.
The left-back cemented himself as a first-team regular with the Gunners in 2024-25, making 39 appearances in all competitions over the course of the season.
In March, the 18-year-old made his debut for the England senior side, scoring on his first appearance for the Three Lions in what was Thomas Tuchel's first game in charge.
