Ballon d'Or 2026 in full: Putellas wins again, Yamal takes a third Kopa Trophy

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Harry Kane took the biggest prize, but there were plenty of other winners on Ballon d'Or night. Sports Mole has published the full men's rankings, and the Press Association's coverage lists the rest of the awards

Behind Kane, the men's top ten was Kylian Mbappé second, Lamine Yamal third, Rodri fourth and Lionel Messi fifth. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia came sixth, last year's winner Ousmane Dembélé seventh, Erling Haaland eighth, Michael Olise ninth and Fabián Ruiz tenth. Jude Bellingham was 11th and Declan Rice 15th, while PSG had eight players in the top 30. No points totals were published

Alexia Putellas won the women's Ballon d'Or for the third time, equalling the record. She moved to London City Lionesses in July. Lamine Yamal won the Kopa Trophy for the best young player for the third year in a row, and Vicky López took the women's Kopa

Unai Simón won the Yashin Trophy for the best goalkeeper, ahead of David Raya and Emi Martínez, with Cata Coll winning the women's award ahead of Hannah Hampton. Spain's Luis de la Fuente was named men's coach of the year ahead of Mikel Arteta and Unai Emery, and Barcelona's Pere Romeu won the women's coaching award

Bukayo Saka received the Socrates Award for his work with the BigShoe charity, Charlyn Corral won the women's top striker award, and PSG and Barcelona were named men's and women's clubs of the year. Putellas matching the record is a remarkable achievement, and Saka's award is a lovely recognition of his work off the pitch

Who was the biggest snub in the top ten? And did Putellas deserve her third Ballon d'Or?

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