Who the international team captains voted for as the FIFA Best Men’s player with Vinicius Jr crowned winner | OneFootball

Vinicius Jr has been named as the best men’s player of the last year at the FIFA Best awards.

The Real Madrid star caused controversy with his and the club’s decision to snub the Ballon D’Or awards after Rodri was instead crowned the winner, but the Brazil international picked up what is widely recognised as the second biggest individual honour at a ceremony in Qatar.

But which players voted for him and who voted for others for the award? We break down some of the most high profile names who got a vote and who they went for…

Riyad Mahrez – Algeria

1st – Rodri, 2nd – Vinicius Jr, 3rd – Erling Haaland

Lionel Messi – Argentina

1st – Lamine Yamal, 2nd – Kylian Mbappe, 3rd – Vinicius Jr

David Alaba – Austria

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd – Dani Carvajal, 3rd – Jude Bellingham

Danilo – Brazil

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd- Jude Bellingham, 3rd – Lamine Yamal

Alphonso Davies – Canada

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd – Lamine Yamal, 3rd – Jude Bellingham

James Rodriguez – Colombia

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd – Dani Carvajal, 3rd- Jude Bellingham

Luka Modric – Croatia

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd – Jude Bellingham, 3rd – Dani Carvajal

Tomas Soucek – Czech Republic

1st – Rodri, 2nd – Jude Bellingham, 3rd – Dani Carvajal

Mo Salah – Egypt

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd – Rodri, 3rd – Dani Carvajal

Harry Kane – England

1st – Rodri, 2nd – Jude Bellingham, 3rd – Vinicius Jr

Joshua Kimmich – Germany

1st – Rodri, 2nd – Toni Kroos, 3rd – Florian Wirtz

Gianluigi Donarumma – Italy

1st – Lionel Messi, 2nd – Kylian Mbappe, 3rd – Vinicius Jr

Wataru Endo – Japan

1st – Jude Bellingham, 2nd – Vinicius Jr, 3rd – Rodri

Heung Min-Son – Korea Republic

1st – Rodri, 2nd – Vinicius Jr, 3rd – Dani Carvajal

Yves Bissouma – Mali

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd – Jude Bellingham, 3rd – Lamine Yamal

Achraf Hakimi – Morocco

1st – Kylian Mbappe, 2nd – Vinicius Jr, 3rd – Rodri

Virgil Van Dijk – Netherlands

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd – Erling Haaland, 3rd – Rodri

Chris Wood – New Zealand

1st – Rodri, 2nd – Vinicius Jr, 3rd – Jude Bellingham

Martin Odegaard – Norway

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd – Rodri, 3rd – Erling Haaland

Robert Lewandowski – Poland

1st – Rodri, 2nd – Lamine Yamal, 3rd – Dani Carvajal

Bernardo Silva – Portugal

1st – Rodri, 2nd – Vinicius Jr, 3rd – Erling Haaland

Seamus Coleman – Republic of Ireland

1st – Rodri, 2nd – Vinicius Jr, 3rd – Dani Carvajal

Kalidou Koulibaly – Senegal

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd – Dani Carvajal, 3rd – Rodri

Aleksandar Mitrovic – Serbia

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd – Erling Haaland, 3rd – Rodri

Milan Skriniar – Slovakia

1st – Kylian Mbappe, 2nd – Rodri, 3rd – Vinicius Jr

Jan Oblak – Slovenia

1st – Rodri, 2nd – Dani Carvajal, 3rd – Toni Kroos

Alvaro Morata – Spain

1st – Dani Carvajal, 2nd – Rodri, 3rd – Lamine Yamal

Victor Lindelof – Sweden

1st – Rodri, 2nd – Vinicius Jr, 3rd – Erling Haaland

Granit Xhaka – Switzerland

1st – Florian Wirtz, 2nd – Toni Kroos, 3rd – Vinicius Jr

Jose Gimenez – Uruguay

1st – Federico Valverde, 2nd – Rodri, 3rd – Erling Haaland

Wales – Aaron Ramsey

1st – Vinicius Jr, 2nd – Rodri, 3rd – Jude Bellingham