The Best FIFA: FIFA announced the winners for 2025

At the Doha Corniche in Qatar, the 2025 The Best FIFA Football Awards ceremony took place, during which winners of 10 individual categories were announced.

The Best FIFA: FIFA announced the winners for 2025

In Doha, Qatar, the The Best FIFA Football Awards 2025 ceremony took place, during which winners in 10 individual categories were announced.

The best players were selected through voting by head coaches and captains of national teams and journalists from all over the world.

The Best FIFA Football Awards 2025 Winners

Best Male Player: Ousmane Dembele (France, «Paris Saint-Germain»).

Best Female Player: Aitana Bonmatí (Spain, «Barcelona»).

Best Women's Team Coach: Sarina Wiegman (Netherlands, England national team).

Best Men's Team Coach: Luis Enrique (Spain, «Paris Saint-Germain»/«Manchester City»).

Best Female Goalkeeper: Hannah Hampton (England, «Chelsea»).

Best Male Goalkeeper: Gianluigi Donnarumma (Italy, «Paris Saint-Germain»/«Manchester City»).

Ferenc Puskás Award (Best Goal of the Year): Santiago Montiel (Argentina, «Independiente»).

Marta Award (Best Female Goal of the Year): Lea Olave (Mexico, «Orlando Pride»).

FIFA Fair Play Award (Award for Fair Play): Andreas Garlásch-Nöcking (Germany).

FIFA Fan Award (Fan of the Year): fans of FC «Zahko» (Iraq).

Team of the Year 2025 (Women)

Hannah Hampton (England, «Chelsea») — Lucy Bronze (England, «Chelsea»), Lea Vivian Williamson (England, «Arsenal»), Irene Paredes (Spain, «Barcelona»), Anna Batlle (Spain, «Barcelona») — Aitana Bonmatí (Spain, «Barcelona»), Patricia Gicharo (Spain, «Barcelona»), Claudia Pina (Spain, «Barcelona») — Alexia Putellas (Spain, «Barcelona»), Alessia Russo (England, «Arsenal»), Marión Calderentey (Spain, «Arsenal»)

Team of the Year 2025 (Men)

Gianluigi Donnarumma (Italy, «Paris Saint-Germain»/«Manchester City») — Achraf Hakimi (Morocco, «Paris Saint-Germain»), Willy Pacho (Ecuador, «Paris Saint-Germain»), Virgil van Dijk (Netherlands, «Liverpool»), Nuno Mendes (Portugal, «Paris Saint-Germain») — Cole Palmer (England, «Chelsea»), Vitinha (Portugal, «Paris Saint-Germain»), Pedri (Spain, «Barcelona»), Jude Bellingham (England, «Real Madrid») — Ousmane Dembele (France, «Paris Saint-Germain»), Lamine Yamal (Spain, «Barcelona»)