The prestigious annual Ballon d'Or ceremony marked its 70th year by once again recognising the world's best footballing talent.
Widely viewed as the pinnacle of individual prizes for professional footballers, this year's edition of the Ballon d'Or was staged at the London Palladium Theatre.
The ceremony recognised players who excelled during the 2025/26 season, and individuals were ranked based on performances, impressive character, collective performances and titles won, along with their attitude and fair play.
Not only was the coveted Ballon d'Or and Ballon d'Or Feminin up for grabs, but there were 11 more awards to be dished out.
The Kopa Trophy recognises the best players under 21 years old, while the Yashin Trophy is given to the best goalkeeper across the last year. The Gerd Muller Trophy falls into the hands of the world's best striker and the Johan Cruyff Trophy is awarded to the best coach.
There was also the men's and women's Club of the Year gong, along with the Socrates Award, which is handed to the player who's undertaken the best humanatarian work.
Find out the winners of each category below.
Ballon d'Or 2026: Harry Kane (Bayern Munich & England)
Ballon d'Or Feminin 2026: Alexia Putellas (London City Lionesses & Spain)
=29. Sadio Mane
=29. William Saliba
28. Julian Quinones
27. Bruno Fernandes
26. Dayot Upamecano
25. Marquinhos
24. Luis Diaz
23. Nuno Mendes
22. Lautaro Martinez
21. Gabriel Magalhaes
20. Willian Pacho
19. Joao Neves
18. Marc Cucurella
17. Vinicius Junior
16. Ferran Torres
15. Declan Rice
14. Vitinha
13. Achraf Hakimi
12. Pau Cubarsi
11. Jude Bellingham
10. Fabian Ruiz
9. Michael Olise
8. Erling Haaland
7. Ousmane Dembele
6. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia
5. Lionel Messi
4. Rodri
3. Lamine Yamal
2. Kylian Mbappe
1. Harry Kane
=28. Vivianne Miedema
=28. Lorena
27. Rose Lavelle
26. Alex Greenwood
25. Caroline Weir
24. Kerstin Casparij
23. Momoko Tanikawa
22. Manaka Matsukubo
21. Scarlett Camberos
20. Selma Bacha
19. Tessa Wullaert
18. Barbra Banda
17. Esmee Brugts
16. Mapi Leon
15. Cata Coll
14. Wendie Renard
13. Mariona Caldentey
12. Klara Buhl
11. Yui Hasagawa
10. Temwa Chaŵinga
9. Alessia Russo
8. Claudia Pina
7. Pernille Harder
6. Caroline Graham Hansen
5. Patri Guijarro
4. Melchie Dumornay
3. Khadija Shaw
2. Ewa Pajor
1. Alexia Putellas
Men's: Lamine Yamal (Barcelona & Spain)
Women's: Vicky Lopez (Barcelona & Spain)
Men's: Unai Simón (Athletic Club & Spain)
Women's: Cata Coll (Barcelona Femení & Spain)
Men's: Harry Kane (Bayern Munich & England)
Women's: Charlyn Corral (CF Pachuca & Mexico)
Men's: Luis de la Fuente (Spain)
Women's: Pere Romeu (Barcelona Femení)
Men's: Paris Saint-Germain
Women's: FC Barcelona Femení
Socrates Award 2026: Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
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