There Is only One Clear Ballon d’Or Winner – if You Ignore the PR Campaigns
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It used to be pure honor. Now the Ballon d’Or has evolved into a commercial push of a force whose precedent is only set in the United States.
There is only one clear Ballon d’Or winner – if you ignore the PR campaigns
The Ballon d’Or has become akin to political election, with football’s biggest stars courting votes to burnish their legacies, writes Lawrence Ostlere. But in a season defined by collective brilliance, one player’s individual feats should make him the clear winner
Tonight in London, the winner of the Ballon d’Or, the most prestigious individual award in top international football, will be chosen. The tension is high and there are several serious contenders this year, but what will be the impact of all the political games surrounding the election?
The 70th Ballon d'Or ceremony, one of the most prestigious individual awards in world football, will be held in London tonight. The ceremony begins at 9pm local time, and the British capital will host the event for the first time in history. Among the 30 nominees for the men's Ballon d'Or are numerous big names in world football, […]
The 70th awarding of the Ballon d'Or, the most prestigious individual award in world football, will take place in London tonight.
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