Football’s Finest: The 2023-24 FIFPro World XI Nominees Announced
The prestigious FIFPro World XI, the world’s only recognized award chosen by players for players, has unveiled its nominees for the 2023-24 season. This year’s nominations showcase a remarkable assemblage of footballing talent representing some of the world’s most esteemed clubs and national teams.
The nominees represent a dazzling display of talent, leading the way are global icons Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, footballers who continue to rewrite the records of the beautiful game
A Stellar Cast of Candidates
The shortlist is a roster bursting with big names, promising talent, and seasoned veterans. From Real Madrid’s Luka Modric and Jude Bellingham to Manchester City’s midfield maestro Kevin De Bruyne. While the Premier League boasts, a strong showing from Arsenal, as Bukayo Saka and William Saliba make the cut
Several young talents have burst onto the scene, including the young prodigy Lamine Yamal, Barcelona’s starlet. Real Madrid’s Vinícius Jr. continues his ascension. The potential for new stars to cement their place amongst Football’s elite.
Manchester City reigns supreme with the highest number of nominees.
representing their relentless pursuit of silverware. Real Madrid also boasts a strong turnout, demonstrating their ongoing ambition
Celebrating Excellence
The FIFPro World XI stands as a pinnacle of recognition, reflecting on an intense, captivating year for footballing excellence. The FIFA 2023 Awards will take place in Paris. Players
last year’s side – proof that while star power matters – consistency and team spirit remain crucial in securing a spot.
The emotion is tangible, a true testament to footballing passion.
Who are the Premier League players nominated for the 2023-24 FIFPro World XI?
## Football’s Finest: The 2023-24 FIFPro World XI Nominations
**Host:** Welcome back to the show! Joining us today is football analyst [Guest Name] to discuss the exciting news of the just-released FIFPro World 11 nominations for 2023-24. [Guest Name], thanks for being here!
**Guest:** Thanks for having me. This FIFA World XI shortlist is always a hot topic!
**Host:** Absolutely! The Premier League seems to be dominating the men’s side this year. Nine players from England’s top division made the cut. [[1](https://www.eurosport.com/football/fifpro-world-11-lionel-messi-cristiano-ronaldo-only-players-based-outside-europe-shortlist-mohamed-salah_sto20059442/story.shtml)]What are your thoughts on that British takeover?
**Guest:** It’s a testament to the strength of the Premier League right now. Clubs like Manchester City and Arsenal are setting the bar high, and that’s reflected in the individual talent showcased at the international level.
**Host:** And what about the women’s selection? Nine Lionesses made the shortlist! England’s women’s team had a fantastic year.
**Guest:** Absolutely! They brought home a FIFA World Cup runner-up finish, so it’s fantastic to see their incredible performance recognized. This shows the depth of talent in English women’s football and their growing dominance on the global stage.
**Host:** It’s definitely an exciting time for both the men’s and women’s game. We’ve got Messi and Ronaldo still making the shortlist, even though they’re now playing outside of Europe. Does that surprise you?
**Guest:** Not at all. Both are still top performers, regardless of where they play. Their inclusion underlines the global nature of football and the enduring legacy of these two superstars.
**Host:** Thanks so much for your insights, [Guest Name]. It’s going to be fascinating to see who finally makes the FIFPro World XI. This year’s selections certainly have raised the bar!
