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FIFA The Best Awards: Robert Lewandowski , Alexia Putellas awarded the top honours, Tottenham’s Lamela wins the Puskas Award

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Bayern Munich’s record-setting striker Robert Lewandowski maintained FIFA’ Best Men’ Player of the Year title Monday at the best of 2021 ceremony as Barcelona captain Alexia Putellas collected the award for best women’ player. The 33-year-old Lewandowski, who set a Bundesliga goal record last season, won the trophy for the second time, edging Argentine Lionel Messi of Paris Saint-Germain and Egyptian Mohamed Salah of Liverpool. it absolutely was some consolation for the Polish striker who lost resolute Messi for the Ballon d’Or in November.

For Putellas, it marked awards double because the Spaniard triumphed over Barcelona team-mate Jennifer Hermoso and Chelsea’ Australian striker Sam Kerr, even as she did for the Ballon d’Or.

The 27-year-old midfielder enjoyed an exceptional 2020-2021 season with Barcelona once she led the Catalans to the Spanish league and cup double further as the Champions League.

Chelsea’ Edouard Mendy and Christiane Endler of Lyon won the goalkeeping awards.

Chelsea picked up both coaching awards through Thomas Tuchel and Emma Hayes.

Erik Lamela, currently of Sevilla, won the best goal award for his trick rabona shot for Spurs within the North London derby.

The medical workers and players of Denmark, who had to agitate Christian Eriksen’ collapse on the field at the euro won the “fair-play” award.

Later in the award ceremony, Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal and Manchester United was presented with FIFA Best Goal Scorer Award for scoring the most goals in International matches for Portugal.

 

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Tusshar Singh is a Student pursuing Journalism - Mass Media. A media enthusiast who has a stronghold on communication and content writing. He is a passionate blogger who likes to write about football and Formula One. Tusshar is currently working as a Journalism Intern at Sports Digest and can be reached at [email protected]