Kane and Neuer shortlisted for FIFA Awards | OneFootball

Harry Kane and Manuel Neuer have been shortlisted for the Best FIFA Football Awards 2025. The nominees for the prestigious annual awards, which have been handed out by world football's governing body since 2016, were revealed on Thursday. The aim of the awards is to recognise the best players in world football. The performances in the period from 11 August 2024 to 2 August 2025 have now all been taken into account. In addition to Kane and Neuer, other FC Bayern players have also been nominated for the Best FIFA Men's and Women's 11.

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From now until 28 November 2025, fans can vote for their favourites on the FIFA website (HERE). In addition to the fans and selected media representatives, the coaches and captains of the men's and women's national teams also have a vote.

Harry Kane nominated for the Best FIFA Men's Player award

FCB striker Harry Kane is one of 11 finalists for the Best FIFA Men's Player award. He scored 41 goals across all competitions during the assessment period and won the Bundesliga with Bayern.

Manuel Neuer nominated for the Best FIFA Men's Goalkeeper award

Bayern captain Manuel Neuer is among the 11 nominees for the Best FIFA Men's Goalkeeper award. The 12-time German champion once again impressed across the board during the assessment period - including playing 20 games across all competitions without conceding a goal. The 39-year-old already won this award in 2020 and could now repeat that success.

Five FCB Women and eight FCB Men shortlisted for the top 11

In addition, the Best FIFA Men's and Women's 11 will also be selected. Eight of the 88 men's nominees are FC Bayern players: Manuel Neuer, Dayot Upamecano, Joshua Kimmich, Harry Kane, Jamal Musiala, Michael Olise, Alphonso Davies and Raphaël Guerreiro. In the women's competition, there are five FC Bayern players: Magdalena Erikson, Giulia Gwinn, Franziska Kett, Pernille Harder and Klara Bühl.

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