BALLON D'OR 2017: RONALDO, NEYMAR & MESSI AMONG NOMINEES

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The full 30-man list includes seven Real Madrid players following their second successive Champions League win last season

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi lead an illustrious list of 30 players nominated for the 2017 Ballon d'Or award. The full list of top footballers was revealed across Monday by organisers France Football, with Champions League and LA Liga winners Real Madrid dominating with seven nominees.

Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante is also among the nominees after he claimed his second Premier League title in a row following his switch from Leicester City. Philippe Coutinho, De Gea, Kane and Kevin De Bruyne are also recognised for their performances in the English top-flight.

Other nominees include Napoli forward Dries Mertens, Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Jan Oblak and Roma striker Edin Dzeko, who finished as Serie A's top goalscorer last season..


The list of 2017 Ballon d'Or nominees will be shown below, and will be updated as more announcements are made through the day...
  1. Neymar PSG & Brazil
  2. Luka Modric Real Madrid & Croatia
  3. Paulo Dybala Juventus & Argentina
  4. Marcelo Real Madrid & Brazil
  5. N'Golo Kante Chelsea & France
  6. Luis Suarez Barcelona & Uruguay
  7. Sergio Ramos Real Madrid & Spain
  8. Jan Oblak Atletico Madrid & Slovenia
  9. Philippe Coutinho Liverpool & Brazil
  10. Dries Mertens Napoli & Belgium
  11. Kevin De Bruyne Manchester City & Belgium
  12. Robert Lewandowski Bayern Munich & Poland
  13. David de Gea Manchester United & Spain
  14. Harry Kane Tottenham & England
  15. Edin Dzeko Roma & Bosnia-Herzegovina
  16. Antoine Griezmann Atletico Madrid & France
  17. Gianluigi Buffon Juventus & Italy
  18. Radamel Falcao Monaco & Colombia
  19. Sadio Mane Liverpool & Senegal
  20. Toni Kroos Real Madrid & Germany 
  21. Lionel Messi Barcelona & Argentina
  22. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Borussia Dortmund & Gabon
  23. Edinson Cavani PSG & Uruguay
  24. Mats Hummels Bayern Munich & Germany
  25. Karim Benzema Real Madrid & France
  26. Cristiano Ronaldo Real Madrid & Portugal
  27. Eden Hazard Chelsea & Belgium
  28. Leonardo Bonucci AC Milan & Italy
  29. Isco Real Madrid & Spain
  30. Kylian Mbappe PSG & France




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