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Leo Messi Secures Second The Best Award After Stellar Performance in 2022 Qatar World Cup

Last night in Paris, Argentine football star Lionel Messi was crowned with The Best award, for the second time in recognition of his exceptional performance in the 2022 Qatar World Cup. The Argentine football community celebrated the occasion, as The Best awards were also presented to Lionel Scaloni for best coach, Dibu Martínez for best goalkeeper, and best hobby.

As is typical with such awards, there was debate around the results, with some arguing that Karim Benzema also deserved the award. One of the most controversial points was the absence of Vinicius among the finalists for the Ideal Eleven of the year, which was composed of Courtois; Hakimi, Van Dijk, Cancelo; Casemiro, Modric, De Bruyne; Messi, Benzema, Haaland, and Mbappé.

The FIFA has revealed the votes for The Best 2022 award, which were cast by the captains and coaches of the 211 member countries of FIFA, along with one specialized journalist from each country. Messi was the majority’s first choice, receiving five points. However, some of the votes were noteworthy.

For instance, Luis de la Fuente, the national coach of Spain, voted for Julián Álvarez in first place, followed by Jude Bellingham and Luka Modric. Sergio Busquets, as captain of Spain, chose Lionel Messi (5 points), Robert Lewandowski (3 points), and Karim Benzema (1 point).

It is also worth noting the vote of Aliou Cissé, the coach of Senegal, who chose Mbappé and Achraf ahead of Mané, his own team captain. Didier Deschamps, the coach of France, chose Kylian Mbappé in first place, followed by Karim Benzema and Lionel Messi. Lionel Scaloni, the coach of Argentina and winner of The Best for best coach, voted for Lionel Messi, Julián Álvarez, and Luka Modric.

Leo Messi Secures Second The Best Award After Stellar Performance in 2022 Qatar World Cup

Last night in Paris, Argentine football star Lionel Messi was crowned with his second The Best award, in recognition of his exceptional performance in the 2022 Qatar World Cup. The Argentine football community celebrated the occasion, as The Best awards were also presented to Lionel Scaloni for best coach, Dibu Martínez for best goalkeeper, and best hobby.

As is typical with such awards, there was debate around the results, with some arguing that Karim Benzema also deserved the award. One of the most controversial points was the absence of Vinicius among the finalists for the Ideal Eleven of the year, which was composed of Courtois; Hakimi, Van Dijk, Cancelo; Casemiro, Modric, De Bruyne; Messi, Benzema, Haaland, and Mbappé.

The FIFA has revealed the votes for The Best 2022 award, which were cast by the captains and coaches of the 211 member countries of FIFA, along with one specialized journalist from each country. Messi was the majority’s first choice, receiving five points. However, some of the votes were noteworthy.

For instance, Luis de la Fuente, the national coach of Spain, voted for Julián Álvarez in first place, followed by Jude Bellingham and Luka Modric. Sergio Busquets, as captain of Spain, chose Lionel Messi (5 points), Robert Lewandowski (3 points), and Karim Benzema (1 point).

It is also worth noting the vote of Aliou Cissé, the coach of Senegal, who chose Mbappé and Achraf ahead of Mané, his own team captain. Didier Deschamps, the coach of France, chose Kylian Mbappé in first place, followed by Karim Benzema and Lionel Messi. Lionel Scaloni, the coach of Argentina and winner of The Best for best coach, voted for Lionel Messi, Julián Álvarez, and Luka Modric.

Messi, as the captain of Argentina, voted for Neymar, Kylian Mbappé, and Karim Benzema. Hugo Lloris, the captain of France, chose Mbappé, Benzema, and Messi, in that order. Meanwhile, Portugal’s captain, Pepe, opted for Mbappé, Modric, and Benzema.

David Alaba, the Real Madrid player and captain of Austria, chose Messi as the best player, with Karim Benzema in second place and Kylian Mbappé in third. Croatia’s captain, Luka Modric, picked Benzema first, followed by Messi and Mbappé. Finally, Robert Lewandowski, the captain of Poland, left Benzema out of his three choices and voted for Messi, Mbappé, and Modric.

In the end, Messi secured The Best award with 52 points, followed by Kylian Mbappé with 44 points and Karim Benzema with 34 points. Real Madrid had two players in the top ten: Benzema at number three and Modric at number four. Vinicius appeared only at eleventh place, just behind Kevin de Bruyne with the same number of points (10).