2017 FIFA Awards Winners [Full LIST]

The Best FIFA Football Awards 2017 were held on 23 October 2017 in London, England. The ceremony was hosted by Idris Elba.

Here are the full list of winners:

BEST GOALKEEPER: Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus)

BEST GOAL (PUSKAS AWARD): Olivier Giroud (Arsenal)

BEST COACH: Zinedine Zidane (Real Madrid)

BEST PLAYER: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)

FAIR PLAY AWARD: Francis Kone (Senegal)

BEST YOUNG PLAYER (GOLDEN BOY):

2017 Golden Boy Award voting points:

Mbappe – 291 (WINNER)
Dembele – 149
Rashford – 76
Jesus – 72

FIFA FAN AWARD: Celtic fans

FIFPRO WORLD XI:

1. Gianluigi Buffon
2. Dani Alves
3. Marcelo
4. Sergio Ramos
5. Bonnuci
6. Luca Modric
7. Neymar Dos Santos
8. Toni Kroos
9. Cristiano Ronaldo
10. Andres Iniesta
11. Lionel Messi

SUMMARY:

BY LEAGUES:

EPL – 0
LA LIGA – 7
LIGUE 1 – 2
SERIE A – 2
BUNDESLIGA – 0

BY CLUBS:

REAL MADRID – 5
BARCELONA – 2
PSG – 2
JUVENTUS – 1
AC MILAN – 1
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FIFA WORLD PLAYER OF THE YEAR HISTORY WINNERS

2017 Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal

2016 Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal

2015 Lionel Messi Argentina

2014 Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal

2013 Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal

2012 Lionel Messi Argentina

2011 Lionel Messi Argentina

2010 Lionel Messi Argentina

2009 Lionel Messi Argentina

2008 Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal

2007 Kaká Brazil

2006 Fabio Cannavaro Italy

2005 Ronaldinho Brazil

2004 Ronaldinho Brazil

2003 Zinedine Zidane France

2002 Ronaldo Brazil

2001 Luís Figo Portugal

2000 Zinedine Zidane France

1999 Rivaldo Brazil

1998 Zinedine Zidane France

1997 Ronaldo Brazil

1996 Ronaldo Brazil

1995 George Weah Liberia

1994 Romário Brazil

1993 Roberto Baggio Italy

1992 Marco van Basten Netherlands

1991 Lothar Matthäus Germany

SUMMARY

Messi – 5

Cristiano Ronaldo – 5

Zinedine Zidane – 3

Ronaldo – 3

Ronaldinho – 2

Others – 1 each
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FIFA WORLD BEST COACH OF THE YEAR HISTORY WINNERS

2010 José Mourinho (Internazionale)

2011 Pep Guardiola (Barcelona)

2012 Vicente del Bosque (Spain)

2013 Jupp Heynckes (Bayern Munich)

2014 Joachim Löw (Germany)

2015 Luis Enrique (Barcelona)

2016 Claudio Ranieri (Italy)

2017 Zinedine Zidane (France)