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Fifa Football Awards 2019

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On 23rd September 2019, Fifa hosted the 2019 Football Awards in Milan. Let’s take a look at a roundup of the awards and who picked up the big prizes.

Winners

Lionel Messi won his sixth Fifa player of the year award, beating Cristiano Ronaldo who was noticeably absent from the ceremony, and Liverpool’s Virgil Van Dijk.

Three Premier League managers were in contest for the manager of the year award – Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp and Mauricio Pochettino. Klopp was a worthy winner, after leading his side to Champions League glory and taking Pep’s City side all the way to the last game of the 2018/2019 season, falling short by just one point.

It was a good night for the Merseyside club, as Liverpool’s number one Alisson Becker picked up the Fifa men’s goalkeeper trophy.

Meanwhile, USA’s World Cup star Megan Rapinoe beat Lucy Bronze and fellow American Alex Morgan to win her first Fifa award. She picked up the Golden Boot award and triumphantly lead her national team to World Cup glory in the summer, along with manager Jill Ellis, who won the women’s coach award.

Here is a roundup of all the Fifa Football Awards 2019 winners in full:

Best Fifa Men’s Player

  • Lionel Messi

Best Fifa Women’s Player

  • Megan Rapinoe

Best Fifa Men’s Coach

  • Jurgen Klopp

Best Fifa Women’s Coach

  • Jill Ellis

Fifa Puskas Award

  • Daniel Zsori  

Best Fifa Men’s Goalkeeper

  • Alisson Becker

Best Fifa Women’s Goalkeeper

  • Sari van Veenendaal

Fifa Fan Award

  • Silvia Grecco

FIFPro Men’s World XI

  • Alisson Becker (BRA) – Liverpool
  • Matthijs de Ligt (NED) – Ajax / Juventus
  • Sergio Ramos (ESP) – Real Madrid
  • Virgil van Dijk (NED) – Liverpool
  • Marcelo (BRA) – Real Madrid
  • Luka Modric (CRO) – Real Madrid
  • Frenkie de Jong (NED) – Ajax/Barcelona
  • Eden Hazard (BEL) – Chelsea/ Real Madrid
  • Cristiano Ronaldo (POR) – Juventus
  • Kylian Mbappe (FRA) – Paris Saint-Germain
  • Lionel Messi (ARG) – Barcelona

FIFPro Women’s World XI

  • Sari van Veenendaal (NED) – Arsenal / Atletico Madrid
  • Lucy Bronze (ENG) – Olympique Lyonnais
  • Wendie Renard (FRA) – Olympique Lyonnais
  • Nilla Fischer (SWE) – VfL Wolfsburg / Linkopings
  • Kelley O’Hara (USA) – Utah Royals
  • Amandine Henry (FRA) – Olympique Lyonnais
  • Julie Ertz (USA) – Chicago Red Stars
  • Rose Lavelle (USA) – Washington Spirit
  • Megan Rapinoe (USA) – Reign FC
  • Marta (BRA) – Orlando Pride
  • Alex Morgan (USA) – Orlando Pride

 

 

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