OFFICIAL: Full List of 2024–25 Ballon d’Or Winners

TrendCast September 24, 2025

Full List of 2024–25 Ballon d’Or Winners

The wait is over. Football’s most prestigious individual and team honours, the Ballon d’Or Awards 2024–25, have been officially announced, celebrating the world’s best players, coaches, and clubs across both men’s and women’s football.

Ballon d’Or (Best Player – Men’s)

2025 Ballon d’Or winner

Ousmane Dembélé (Paris Saint-Germain)
After a spectacular season with PSG, Dembélé finally earned football’s ultimate individual honour. His creativity, pace, and match-winning performances saw him edge out competitors to lift the Ballon d’Or Men’s award.

Ballon d’Or (Best Player – Women’s)

Aitana Bonmatí (Barcelona & Spain)
Bonmatí continues to dominate women’s football, securing back-to-back recognition on the global stage. She was crowned Ballon d’Or Féminin winner, further cementing her status as one of the greatest midfielders of her generation.

Kopa Trophy (Best Young Player – Men’s)

Lamine Yamal (Barcelona & Spain)
At just 17 years old, Yamal made history by becoming one of the youngest ever to win the Kopa Trophy. His breathtaking displays have turned him into the face of football’s future.

Kopa Trophy (Best Young Player – Women’s)

Vicky López (Barcelona & Spain)
Another La Masia product making waves, López’s incredible rise was rewarded with the Kopa Trophy for Women, proving Barcelona’s dominance in youth development.

Yashin Trophy (Best Goalkeeper – Men’s)

Gianluigi Donnarumma (PSG & Italy)
Donnarumma’s commanding performances between the sticks secured him the Yashin Trophy as the world’s best goalkeeper.

Yashin Trophy (Best Goalkeeper – Women’s)

Hanna Hampton (Chelsea & England)
The Chelsea star’s agility and consistency saw her claim the Women’s Yashin Trophy, making her one of the most feared keepers in world football.

Gerd Müller Trophy (Top Scorer – Men’s)

Viktor Gyökeres (Sporting CP & Sweden)
The Swedish striker’s goal-scoring exploits earned him the Gerd Müller Trophy for top scorer in men’s football.

Gerd Müller Trophy (Top Scorer – Women’s)

Ewa Pajor (Wolfsburg & Poland)
Pajor’s sharp finishing and prolific run in Europe secured her the Women’s Gerd Müller Trophy.

Johan Cruyff Trophy (Best Coach – Men’s)

Luis Enrique (PSG & Spain)
After guiding PSG to dominance at home and abroad, Enrique was named the Best Coach in Men’s Football.

Johan Cruyff Trophy (Best Coach – Women’s)

Sarina Wiegman (England)
The England coach added yet another accolade to her glittering career, winning the Women’s Johan Cruyff Trophy for her tactical brilliance.

Club of the Year (Men’s)

Paris Saint-Germain
With their star-studded squad firing on all fronts, PSG were crowned Men’s Club of the Year.

Club of the Year (Women’s)

Arsenal Women
The Gunners’ resurgence in Europe and domestic dominance earned them the Women’s Club of the Year award.

Socrates Trophy

Xana Foundation
Recognised for its humanitarian efforts, the Xana Foundation received the Socrates Trophy for social impact through football.

A Night of Glory

The 2024–25 Ballon d’Or ceremony not only celebrated football’s biggest names but also highlighted the new generation of talents rising to global prominence. From Lamine Yamal’s historic triumph to Dembélé’s crowning moment, this year’s awards reaffirmed football’s ability to inspire across generations.