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Women’s Ballon d’Or Award Winners In History

The Women’s Ballon d’Or award is an annual football award for the best female player over the previous season. The men’s award was first awarded in 1956. The first women’s Ballon d’Or award was given in 2018 (and none in 2020) There is also a similar FIFA female player of the year awarded annually. 

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The Women’s Ballon d’Or award is an annual football award for the best female player over the previous season. The men’s award was first awarded in 1956. The first women’s Ballon d’Or award was given in 2018 (and none in 2020) There is also a similar FIFA Female player of the year awarded annually. 

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 That honours the player deemed to have performed the best over the previous season.

Women’s Ballon d’Or Award Winners (2018–2024)- Top 3

Year Rank Player Country Club(s) Points
2018 1st Ada Hegerberg Norway Lyon (France) 136
2nd Pernille Harder Denmark VfL Wolfsburg (Germany) 130
3rd Dzsenifer Marozsán Germany Lyon (France) 86
2019 1st Megan Rapinoe United States Reign FC (USA) 230
2nd Lucy Bronze England Lyon (France) 94
3rd Alex Morgan United States Orlando Pride (USA) 68
2020 Not awarded (COVID-19)
2021 1st Alexia Putellas (1) Spain Barcelona (Spain) 186
2nd Jenni Hermoso Spain Barcelona (Spain) 84
3rd Sam Kerr Australia Chelsea (England) 46
2022 1st Alexia Putellas (2) Spain Barcelona (Spain) 178
2nd Beth Mead England Arsenal (England) 152
3rd Sam Kerr Australia Chelsea (England) 74
2023 1st Aitana Bonmatí (1) Spain Barcelona (Spain) 266
2nd Sam Kerr Australia Chelsea (England) 87
3rd Salma Paralluelo Spain Barcelona (Spain) 49
2024 1st Aitana Bonmatí (2) Spain Barcelona (Spain) 675
2nd Caroline Graham Hansen Norway Barcelona (Spain) 392
3rd Salma Paralluelo Spain Barcelona (Spain) 246

Players With Most Women’s Ballon d’Or Awards

Player Winner Second Place Third Place Country
 Aitana Bonmatí 2 (2023, 2024) Spain
 Alexia Putellas 2 (2021, 2022) Spain
 Ada Hegerberg 1 (2018) Norway
Megan Rapinoe 1 (2019) United States
Sam Kerr 1 (2023) 2 (2021, 2022) Australia
Pernille Harder 1 (2018) Denmark
Lucy Bronze 1 (2019) England
Jenni Hermoso 1 (2021) Spain
Beth Mead 1 (2022) England
Caroline G. Hansen 1 (2024) Norway
Salma Paralluelo 2 (2023, 2024) Spain
Dzsenifer Marozsán 1 (2018) Germany
States Alex Morgan 1 (2019) United

Also Read: Youngest Ballon d’Or Winners In History

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