Lionel Messi beat Karim Benzema and Kylian Mbappe to take the FIFA Men’s Best player on Monday
Karim Benzema posted a secretive story on Instagram
Messi had 53 focuses against his name. Mbappe had 44 and Benzema got done with 32
Lionel Messi beat Karim Benzema and Kylian Mbappe to take the FIFA Men’s Best player on Monday. The Argentine won the honor for a record seventh time and was likewise named in FIFA’s Best 11.
Messi drove Argentina’s 2022 World Cup winning effort. He scored in all phases of the competition, including the finals versus Mbappe’s France. He likewise assumed a vital part in PSG’s raced to the 2021/22 French Ligue 1 title.
Kylian Mbappe came next and Benzema was third. The previous had areas of strength for a mission. He won the Ligue 1 alongside Messi and was the association’s top-scorer. He drove France to the last of the FIFA World Cup, where he scored a hattrick. The youth stowed the 2022 World Cup Brilliant Boot.
Benzema won the Ballon d’Or in October. He completed as the top scorer in both La Liga and the UEFA Champions Association, driving Genuine Madrid to the two titles. Be that as it may, he missed the World Cup because of injury.
Benzema, who didn’t go to Monday’s service, posted a secretive story on Instagram. The Genuine Madrid forward transferred a video, where a man can heard say: “Liar, indeed, you liar.” He composed ‘Goodbye’ in the subtitle.
Mbappe, then again, appeared to be exceptionally glad for Messi. The PSG backbone posted an image of him with an honor.
“One more prize at home. 🫡🏆 Big congrats to @leomessi you are #TheBest ” he subtitled the post.
Messi had 53 focuses against his name. Mbappe had 44 and Benzema wrapped up with 32.
Messi, in the wake of getting the honor, said: “Wow it’s astounding. With (Karim) Benzema who isn’t here and Kylian (Mbappe), it’s been a huge year. It’s a distinction for me to be here this evening and to win this honor. Clearly I might want to communicate thanks to my partners, (Lionel) Scaloni — without them, I wouldn’t be here. I might want to honor all of my colleagues and the group in general, we did really extraordinary work.”
