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2026 Ballon d’Or: There are world-class players – Flick speaks on possible winner

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Barcelona manager, Hansi Flick, has said it will not be easy to choose the 2026 Ballon d’Or winner, as there are many world-class players to pick from.

Flick was asked about this year’s awards and the possible winners.

In response, he insisted it is not his job to predict as there are a lot of good players that deserve to take the prize home.

He said: “No, it’s not my job. Mine is already difficult enough without having to keep track of that. There are many good players in my team.

“I’m not a fan of these things. I’m concerned about the team; if it is successful, there are more chances of winning individual titles.

“There are world-class players and it isn’t easy to choose just one.”

2026 Ballon d’Or: There are world-class players – Flick speaks on possible winner

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