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Spotlight: Ballon d’Or 2025 Highlights

The biggest story of the week came from Paris, where the 2025 Ballon d’Or ceremony crowned two surprise winners. Ousmane Dembélé lifted the men’s trophy, shocking many pundits who expected a more seasoned name. Dembélé’s breakout season with rapid pace and decisive goals convinced the voters that fresh talent can dominate the elite stage.

On the women’s side, Aitana Bonmatí took home the honor after a stellar campaign with Barcelona. Her midfield mastery and leadership helped the club clinch multiple titles, proving she’s one of the game’s most influential players right now.

Barcelona’s youngster Lamine Yamal grabbed the Kopa Trophy, signalling a new generation ready to take over. Meanwhile, PSG secured most of the club nominations, showing their depth across Europe.

Arsenal’s women’s team was named club of the year, reflecting their consistent performances in the Women’s Super League. And Luis Enrique, the Spanish manager, earned the men’s coach of the year award after guiding his side through a tough season with tactical flair.

Why does this matter for you? The awards give a snapshot of where talent is shifting. Teams looking to strengthen their squads will eye Dembélé, Bonmatí and Yamal as prime targets. Coaches can study Enrique’s tactics for ideas on squad rotation and game management. And fans get a clear picture of the players who will shape the next few years of football.

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