Manchester City’s Ballon d’Or rankings revealed as Rodri and Erling Haaland feature among nominations | OneFootball

Manchester City have now found out where their men’s and women’s first-team stars have finished at the 2024 Ballon d’Or ceremony in Paris, France.

Pep Guardiola and Gareth Taylor’s Etihad Campus stars feature heavily across the nominations for a wide-range of individual honours to be handed out in the French capital on Monday night, while most of the attention centres around the Men’s Ballon d’Or award.

Alongside that and the Women’s Ballon d’Or, there are also set to be prizes handed out for the Young Player of the Year via the Kopa Trophy, Club of the Year, Men’s and Women’s Coach of the Year.

However, there will be no prize for the goalkeeping talents at Manchester City, with all of Ederson, Stefan Ortega Moreno, and Scott Carson missing from the Yachine Trophy nominations list confirmed earlier this year.

Similarly, Gareth Taylor has not been recognised alongside a number of his Joie Stadium stars as he was missed out for Coach of the Year, with Pep Guardiola a favourite for the Men’s Coach of the Year edition.

As rankings and prizes are handed out across the course of Monday evening in the French capital and online, here is how Manchester City have been placed by decision makers at the latest edition of the illustrious Ballon d’Or awards.

Men’s Ballon d’Or

WINNER: Rodri, Manchester City

2nd – Vinicius Jr, Real Madrid

3rd – Jude Bellingham, Real Madrid

4th – Dani Carvajal, Real Madrid

5th – Erling Haaland, Manchester City

6th – Kylian Mbappe, Paris Saint-Germain & Real Madrid

7th – Lautaro Martinez, Inter

8th – Lamine Yamal, FC Barcelona

9th – Toni Kroos, Real Madrid

10th – Harry Kane, Bayern Munich

11th – Phil Foden, Manchester City

12th – Florian Wirtz, Bayer Leverkusen

13th – Dani Olmo, FC Barcelona

14th – Ademola Lookman, Atalanta

15th – Nico Williams, Athletic Bilbao

16th – Granit Xhaka, Bayer Leverkusen

17th – Federico Valverde, Real Madrid

18th – Emiliano Martinez, Aston Villa

19th – Martin Odegaard, Arsenal

20th – Hakan Calhanoglu, Inter

21st – Bukayo Saka, Arsenal

22nd – Antonio Rudiger, Real Madrid

23rd – Ruben Dias, Manchester City

24th – William Saliba, Arsenal

25th – Cole Palmer, Chelsea

26th – Declan Rice, Arsenal

27th – Vitinha, Paris Saint-Germain

28th – Alejandro Grimaldo, Bayer Leverkusen

29th – Mats Hummels, Borussia Dortmund & Artem Dovbyk, Girona

Women’s Ballon d’Or

WINNER: Aitana Bonmati, Barcelona

2nd – Caroline Graham Hansen, Barcelona

3rd – Salma Paralluelo, Barcelona

4th –

5th – Lindsey Horan, Olympique Lyonnais

6th – Mallory Swanson, Chicago Red Stars

7th – Marie-Antoinette Katoto, Paris Saint-Germain

8th – Mariona Caldentey, Barcelona & Arsenal

9th – Trinity Rodman, Washington Spirit

10th – Alexia Putellas, Barcelona

11th – Patri Guijarro, Barcelona

12th – Barbra Banda, Orlando Pride

13th- Lauren James, Chelsea

14th – Ada Hegerberg, Olympique Lyonnais

15th – Khadija Shaw, Manchester City

16th – Tabitha Chawinga, Olympique Lyonnais

17th – Alyssa Naeher, Chicago Red Stars

18th – Gabi Portilho, Corinthians

19th – Giulia Gwinn, Bayern Munich

20th – Lucy Bronze, Chelsea

21st – Mayra Ramirez, Chelsea

22nd – Glodis Viggosdottir, Bayern Munich

23rd – Tarciane, Houston Dash

24th – Lea Schuller, Bayern Munich

25th – Sjoeke Nusken, Chelsea

26th – Yui Hasegawa, Manchester

27th – Manuela Giugliano, AS Roma

28th – Lauren Hemp, Manchester City

29th – Ewa Pajor, Barcelona

30th – Grace Geyoro, Paris Saint-Germain

Kopa Trophy

1st – Lamine Yamal, Barcelona

2nd – Arda Guler, Real Madrid

3rd – Kobbie Mainoo, Manchester United

4th – Savinho, Manchester City

5th – Pau Cubarsi, Barcelona

6th – Joao Neves, Paris Saint-Germain & Alejandro Garnacho, Manchester United

8th – Warren Zaire-Emery, Paris Saint-Germain & Mathys Tel, Bayern Munich & Karim Konate, RB Salzburg

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