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2026 Ballon d’Or: Organisers release list of nominees in Champions League squads
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2026 Ballon d’Or: Organisers release list of nominees in Champions League squads

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The organisers of the Ballon d’Or have released a comprehensive list of nominees, with the draw of the league phase of the Champions League conducted on Thursday evening.

This year’s competition will feature two previous winners of the award: Ousmane Dembélé (Paris Saint-Germain) and Rodri Hernández (FC Barcelona).

Below is the composition of the four pots and the list of ‘Ballon d’Or’ nominees who will be representing each of the clubs:

Pot 1

Paris Saint-Germain (France): Ousmane Dembélé (1 nomination – 2025 winner), Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (2), Vitinha (2), Marquinhos (1), Fabián Ruiz (1), Nuno Mendes (1), Achraf Hakimi (1), Désiré Doué (1), João Neves (1).

Bayern Munich (Germany): Harry Kane (7 nominations), Manuel Neuer (4), Joshua Kimmich (1), Luis Díaz (1), Kim Min-Jae (1), Jamal Musiala (1), Michael Olise (1).

Real Madrid (Spain): Kylian Mbappé (8 nominations), Bernardo Silva (4), Vinícius Júnior (4), Jude Bellingham (3), Thibaut Courtois (2), Trent Alexander-Arnold (2), Antonio Rüdiger (2), Denzel Dumfries (1), Federico Valverde (1).

Manchester City (England): Erling Haaland (5 nominations), Phil Foden (3), Rúben Dias (3), Gianluigi Donnarumma (2), Joško Gvardiol (1).

Atlético Madrid (Spain): Jan Oblak (2 nominations), Julián Álvarez (1), Ademola Lookman (1), Alejandro Grimaldo (1).

Liverpool (England): Virgil van Dijk (3 nominations), Florian Wirtz (2), Alisson Becker (1), Alexis Mac Allister (1).

FC Barcelona (Spain): Rodri (4 nominations – 2024 winner), Lamine Yamal (2), Pedri (2), Frenkie de Jong (1), Dani Olmo (1), Raphinha (1), João Cancelo (1).

Arsenal (England): Martin Ødegaard (2 nominations), Declan Rice (2), Bukayo Saka (2), William Saliba (1), Viktor Gyökeres (1).

Inter Milan (Italy): Lautaro Martínez (4 nominations), Nicolò Barella (2), Hakan Çalhanoğlu (1).

Pot 2

Borussia Dortmund (Germany): Serhou Guirassy (1 nomination).

Manchester United (England): Matthijs de Ligt (1 nomination), Bruno Fernandes (1), Mason Mount (1).

Aston Villa (England): Emiliano Martínez (2 nominations).

AS Roma (Italy): Paulo Dybala (2 nominations).

Real Betis (Spain): Isco Alarcón (2 nominations).

Sporting CP (Portugal): No nominees in their squad.

Porto (Portugal): No nominees in the squad.

Club Brugge (Belgium): No nominees in their squad.

PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands): No nominees in its squad.

Pot 3

Napoli (Italy): Kevin De Bruyne (8 nominations), Scott McTominay (1).

Galatasaray (Turkey): Victor Osimhen (1 nomination).

Fenerbahçe (Turkey): N’Golo Kanté (3 nominations), Romelu Lukaku (1).

Villarreal (Spain): Gerard Moreno (1 nomination: 2021).

Feyenoord (Netherlands): No nominees in their squad.

Lille (France): No nominees in their squad.

Bodø/Glimt (Norway): Has no nominees in its squad.

RB Leipzig (Germany): No nominees in its squad.

Shakhtar Donetsk (Ukraine): Has no nominees in its squad.

Pot 4

Slavia Prague (Czech Republic): Has no nominated players in its squad.

Slovan Bratislava (Slovakia): Has no nominees in its squad.

Stuttgart (Germany): Has no nominated players in its squad.

AEK Athens (Greece): Has no nominated players in its squad.

LASK (Austria): Has no nominated players in its squad.

Como (Italy): Has no nominated players in its squad.

RC Lens (France): Has no nominated players in its squad.

Viking (Norway): Has no nominated players in its squad.

Sabah FK (Azerbaijan): Has no nominees in its squad.

2026 Ballon d’Or: Organisers release list of nominees in Champions League squads

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