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Putellas wins the Women’s Ballon d’Or

November 30, 2021

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Yannick Sagorin
11/29/2021 9:40 p.m. | UPDATED 11/29/2021 AT 10:04 PM

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After the Kopa trophy awarded to Pedri, FC Barcelona is also in the spotlight this Monday as part of the Women’s Ballon d’Or.

Blaugrana Alexia Putellas received the supreme distinction in Paris, she who last season won La Liga, the Spanish Cup and the Champions League with her club.

The 27-year-old Spanish international succeeds the American Megan Rapinoe in the prize list of which the first winner, in 2018, was the Norwegian Ada Hegerberg.

The ranking of the Women’s Ballon d’Or:
1. Alexia Putellas (Spain, FC Barcelona), 186 points.
2. Jennifer Hermoso (Spain, FC Barcelona), 84 pts.
3. Samantha Kerr (Australia, Chelsea), 46 pts.
4. Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands, Arsenal), 46 pts.
5. Lieke Martens (Netherlands, FC Barcelona), 40 pts.
6. Christine Sinclair (Canada, Thorns FC), 36 pts.
7. Pernille Harder (Denmark, Chelsea), 33 pts.
8. Ashley Lawrence (Canada, Paris-SG), 26 pts.
9. Jessie Fleming (Canada, Chelsea), 25 pts.
10. Francesca Kirby (England, Chelsea), 22 pts.
11. Magdalena Eriksson (Sweden, Chelsea), 20 pts.
12. Christiane Endler (Chile, Paris-SG, Lyon), 19 pts.
13. Stina Blackstenius (Sweden, BK Häcken), 10 pts.
14. Samantha Mewis (United States, Manchester City), 8 pts.
15. Irene Paredes (Spain, Paris-SG, FC Barcelona), 8 pts.
16. Ellen White (England, Manchester City), 4 pts.
17. Kadidiatou Diani (France, Paris-SG), 3 pts.
18. Marie-Antoinette Katoto (France, Paris-SG), 3 pts.
19. Sandra Panos (Spain, FC Barcelona), 3 pts.
20. Wendie Renard (France, Lyon), 2 pts.