2024 Ballon d'Or shortlist (updated in real time): It's another year of competition, who will be shortlisted this time?

On September 5, Beijing time, France Football magazine will officially announce the list of candidates for the 2024 Ballon d'Or. After the 2023 Ballon d'Or included the 2022 World Cup in the assessment criteria, this year will be the second consecutive year that the award will be awarded in a major tournament year.

This time, France Football will officially announce the list of candidates for multiple awards, including: Men's Ballon d'Or, Women's Ballon d'Or, Best Men's Football Club, Best Women's Football Club, Kopa Award, Yashin Award, Best Men's Football Coach (first time), Best Women's Football Coach (first time).

Kubasi (Spain, Barcelona)

Ganacho (Argentina, Manchester United)

Guler (Turkey, Real Madrid)

Karim Konate (Ivory Coast, Salzburg Red Bull)

Menou (England, Manchester United)

Joao Neves (Portugal, Benfica, Paris Saint-Germain)

Savinio (Brazil, Girona, Manchester City)

Mathis Ter (France, Bayern Munich)

Yamal (Spain, Barcelona) )

Zaire Emery (France, Paris Saint-Germain)

Diogo Costa (Portugal, Porto)

Donnarumma (Italy, Paris Saint-Germain)

Greg Kerber (Switzerland, Dortmund)

Lunin (Ukraine, Real Madrid)

Maignan (France, Milan)

Mamardashvili (Georgia, Valencia)

Damian Martinez (Argentina, Aston Villa)

Unai Simon ( Spain, Athletic Bilbao)

Sommer (Switzerland, Inter Milan)

Lonwen Williams (South Africa, Mamelodi Sundowns)

Xabi Alonso (Leverkusen)

Carlo Ancelotti (Real Madrid)

Luis De La Fuente (Spain)

Gasperini (Atalanta)

Guardiola (Manchester City)

Scaloni (Argentina)

Borussia Dortmund

Girona

Leverkusen

Real Madrid

Manchester City

Aitana Bombati (Spain, Barcelona Women's Football Team)

Barbara Banda (Zambia, Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank Women's Football Team, Orlando Glory Women's Football Team)

Hergerberg (Norway, Lyon Women's Football Team)

Tarciane (Brazil, Corinthians Women's Football Team, Houston Dash Women's Football Team)

Hemp (England, Manchester City Women's Football Team)

Trinity Rodman (USA, Washington Spirit Women's Football Team)

Giuliano (Italy, Roma Women's Football Team) /p>

Mallory Swanson (United States, Chicago Red Stars Women's Football Team)

Vigosdottir (Iceland, Bayern Munich Women's Football Team)

Mariona Kaldente (Spain, Barcelona Women's Football Team, Arsenal Women's Football Team)

Lauren James (England, Chelsea Women's Football Team)

Schuller (Germany, Bayern Munich Women's Football Team)

Patrice Guiharo (Spain, Barcelona Women's Football Team)

Gabrielle Portillo (Brazil, Corinthians Women's Football Team)

Tabitha (Mar Ravi (Paris Saint-Germain Women's Football Team, Lyon Women's Football Team)

Caroline Hansen (Norway, Barcelona Women's Football Team)

Lindsay Holland (United States, Lyon Women's Football Team)

Nisken (Germany, Chelsea Women's Football Team)

Hasegawa Yui (Japan, Manchester City Women's Football Team)

Bronze (England, Barcelona Women's Football Team, Chelsea Women's Football Team)

Parallolo (Spain, Barcelona Women's Football Team)

Gwen (Germany, Bayern Munich Women's Football Team)

Khadija Shaw (Jamaica, Manchester City Women's Football Team) /p>

Geyoro (France, Paris Saint-Germain Women's Football Team)

Alexia Putlias (Spain, Barcelona Women's Football Team)

Sophia Smith (United States, Portland Thorns Women's Football Team)

Payol (Poland, Wolfsburg Women's Football Team, Barcelona Women's Football Team)

Nehel (United States, Chicago Red Stars Women's Football Team)

Maira Ramirez (Colombia, Levante Women's Football Team, Chelsea Women's Football Team)

Catoto (France, Paris Saint-Germain Women's Football Team)

Bombasto ( Lyon Women's, Chelsea Women's)

Arthur Elias (Corinthians Women's, Brazil Women's)

Gilardes (Barcelona Women's, Washington Spirit Women's)

Philippa Patang (Benfica Women's)

Wigman (England Women's)

Emma Hayes (Chelsea Women's, USA Women's)

Barcelona Women's

Chelsea Women's

New Jersey Gotham Women's

Lyon Women's

Paris Saint-Germain Women's