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2026 Ballon d’Or: Joao Felix names player to win award ahead of Harry Kane, Mbappe

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Al Nassr forward, Joao Felix, has said Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal deserves to win the 2026 Ballon d’Or.

Felix made his choice known in an interview with AS.

He cited Yamal winning this year’s World Cup trophy with Spain as an advantage in the battle to land the prize.

“I have always defended the idea that the Ballon d’Or should go to the player you see and say: this is a star and he deserves for his name to be immortalised in football,” Felix said.

“And if there is a player you sit in front of the television and remain glued to the screen to watch, it is Lamine. It is true that Mbappe and Harry Kane had a great season, but Lamine is football.

“In addition to that, he won the World Cup, and in World Cup years winning the tournament is extremely important in order to get closer to the Ballon d’Or.”

2026 Ballon d’Or: Joao Felix names player to win award ahead of Harry Kane, Mbappe

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