The British media commented on his personal performance in the past year, with Mbappe only sixth, and Ronaldo falling out of the top ten
Just now, British media givemesport has selected a list of the best performers of the past 12 months. After a comprehensive quantification of star data as well as individual performance. In first place is Manchester City striker Erling Haaland, who has no problem topping the table with five crowns in a single season and excellent personal data. He is also considered by most fans to be one of the best players at the moment.
In second place is Argentine star Lionel Messi, who is considered by the agency to be the best player on the surface in his limited playing time. Even if he leaves the five major leagues, he can still win the championship with a group of teammates in the lower leagues. That's a performance in itself for a core player. Objectively speaking, Messi led his teammates at the bottom after joining Inter Miami and won the North American League Cup all the way, which is indeed the performance of top players, and it also proves that Messi can still be compared with the strongest group of players at this stage. It's no problem to be in second place.
In third place is Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham, the England star who has been in the limelight over the past year. In particular, his performance of scoring consecutive winning goals after joining Real Madrid has won unanimous recognition from the outside world. There are many fans who believe that Bellingham is capable of fighting against Haaland and Mbappe. According to this momentum, Bellingham will not have much problem becoming the first midfielder in football in the future, and there will even be a chance to remove the prefix of the word midfielder. In fourth place is Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, who many fans thought would be difficult to regain after an injury.
Unexpectedly, after the Belgian star returned, his state was even hotter than before the injury. He has given Manchester City a promising outlook this season. Perhaps a younger generation of midfield stars has grown, but there is no doubt that the best midfielder at the moment is still Kevin De Bruyne. In fifth place is his team-mate Rodri, who is now widely regarded as the number one midfielder in football. Manchester City with him and without him are two teams, which is a great indication of his quality.
In seventh place is Bayern striker Harry Kane, who has been farther away from all the trophies since joining Bayern, but his individual performance is completely fine. Averaging more than one goal per game, he is also one of the most efficient players in the top five leagues at the moment. Maybe he's struggled to touch a title throughout his career, but no one would deny his individual ability. In eighth place is Lautaro Martinez, who has continued to play the heart of Inter's forward line this season. His performances, as well as his stats, deserve to be in the top 10 of this list. If it weren't for the unexpected exit from the Champions League, Lautaro could have even improved his rankings.
In ninth place is Antoine Griezmann, with the Atletico striker still playing well. In fact, Antoine Griezmann is an underrated player. In France, he is actually the core player of a group of superstars, and at Atletico Madrid, he is also Simeone's most trusted player. With a core of two top teams and good numbers, he's still one of the best stars on the planet, and there's no problem with being ninth on this list. Even Atletico can imagine going one step further in the Champions League this season.
In 10th place is Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah, who is also in good hands. No matter what state the team is in, no matter what the manager's tactics are. Mohamed Salah has always been the most consistent player on the pitch, and perhaps his stats are not in Pot 1 these days. But no one would deny that Salah is still the sharpest edge on the pitch. We expect Mohamed Salah to be able to deliver even better performances this season. It is worth mentioning that Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo is only ranked 13th in the list. Authoritative institutions believe that although Ronaldo's data level is good, it is a hard injury that he did not win the championship in Saudi Arabia. What do you think about this?