The Complete List of the Best FIFA Football Awards 2024 Winners

The Best FIFA Football Awards 2024 ceremony, held on December 17, 2024, in Doha, Qatar, celebrated outstanding achievements in football over the past year. Here is a comprehensive list of the winners across all categories:

The Best FIFA Men’s Player

• Winner: Vinícius Júnior (Brazil / Real Madrid)Vinícius Júnior’s exceptional performances for Real Madrid and the Brazilian national team earned him this prestigious accolade. His speed, skill, and goal-scoring ability have been instrumental in his team’s successes.

The Best FIFA Women’s Player

• Winner: Aitana Bonmatí (Spain / FC Barcelona)Aitana Bonmatí secured the award for the second consecutive year, reflecting her pivotal role in FC Barcelona’s dominance in women’s football. Her vision, creativity, and leadership on the field have been widely recognized.

The Best FIFA Men’s Coach

• Winner: Carlo Ancelotti (Italy / Real Madrid)Carlo Ancelotti’s tactical acumen and leadership guided Real Madrid to significant triumphs, solidifying his reputation as one of the game’s top managers.

The Best FIFA Women’s Coach

• Winner: Emma Hayes (England / Chelsea)Emma Hayes was honored for her exceptional management of Chelsea Women’s team, leading them to multiple titles and demonstrating tactical brilliance.

The Best FIFA Men’s Goalkeeper

• Winner: Emiliano Martínez (Argentina / Aston Villa)Emiliano Martínez’s outstanding shot-stopping abilities and crucial saves have been vital for both club and country, earning him this recognition.

The Best FIFA Women’s Goalkeeper

• Winner: Alyssa Naeher (USA / Chicago Red Stars)Alyssa Naeher’s consistent performances and leadership between the posts have been instrumental for the U.S. Women’s National Team and her club.

FIFA Puskás Award

• Winner: Alejandro Garnacho (Argentina / Manchester United)Alejandro Garnacho received the award for scoring the most aesthetically pleasing goal of the year, showcasing exceptional skill and creativity.

FIFA Marta Award

• Winner: Marta (Brazil)The inaugural FIFA Marta Award, named after the legendary Brazilian forward, was fittingly awarded to Marta herself, honoring her outstanding goal in women’s football.

FIFA Fan Award

• Winner: Japanese Football FansJapanese fans were recognized for their exemplary behavior and unwavering support during international tournaments, including their tradition of cleaning stadiums after matches.

FIFA Fair Play Award

• Winner: Sadio Mané (Senegal / Al Nassr)Sadio Mané was honored for his sportsmanship and charitable endeavors, reflecting the true spirit of fair play both on and off the pitch.

FIFA FIFPro Men’s World11

• Goalkeeper: Emiliano Martínez (Argentina / Aston Villa)
• Defenders:
  • Dani Carvajal (Spain / Real Madrid)
  • Antonio Rüdiger (Germany / Real Madrid)
  • Rúben Dias (Portugal / Manchester City)
  • William Saliba (France / Arsenal)
• Midfielders:
  • Jude Bellingham (England / Real Madrid)
  • Rodri (Spain / Manchester City)
  • Toni Kroos (Germany / Real Madrid)
• Forwards:
  • Lamine Yamal (Spain / FC Barcelona)
  • Erling Haaland (Norway / Manchester City)
  • Vinícius Júnior (Brazil / Real Madrid)

  This lineup features a blend of experienced stars and emerging talents, reflecting the dynamic nature of modern football.

FIFA FIFPro Women’s World11

• Goalkeeper: Alyssa Naeher (USA / Chicago Red Stars)
• Defenders:
  • Lucy Bronze (England / FC Barcelona)
  • Mapi León (Spain / FC Barcelona)
  • Irene Paredes (Spain / FC Barcelona)
  • Ashley Lawrence (Canada / Paris Saint-Germain)
• Midfielders:
  • Aitana Bonmatí (Spain / FC Barcelona)
  • Lena Oberdorf (Spain / FC Barcelona)
  • Lena Oberdorf (Germany / VfL Wolfsburg)
• Forwards:
  • Sam Kerr (Australia / Chelsea)
  • Alex Morgan (USA / San Diego Wave)
  • Kadidiatou Diani (France / Paris Saint-Germain)

  This selection underscores the dominance of FC Barcelona in women’s football,