PSG Dominates The Full List of The Best FIFA Football Awards 2025

2025 marked the most glittering year in Ousmane Dembele's career. The Paris Saint-Germain and French National Team player successfully paired the World's Best Player title from The Best FIFA Football Awards 2025 with the Ballon d’Or he won last September. 

Dembele clinched the World's Best Player title from The Best FIFA Football Awards 2025 during a ceremony in Doha, Qatar, on Wednesday, December 17, 2025 WIB. The former Barcelona player won the main category: The Best FIFA Men's Player.

Dembele's superiority emerged from full legitimacy. He secured the highest points from voting across four panels: National Team Coaches, captains, journalists from FIFA member countries, and fan votes.

This consensus confirmed the star's comprehensive impact—from club performance to the international stage and public perception.

At his prime age of 28, Dembele achieved a rare feat by winning both prestigious awards. This signifies his undeniable individual dominance throughout the season, recognized by both technical panels and football's most coveted honor.

This accomplishment reignited generational rivalry dynamics. Dembele defeated his challenger Lamine Yamal for the second time, adding dramatic layers to the pursuit of World Football supremacy.

Beyond Dembele, the Doha stage highlighted consistency in Women's Football and coaching. The best women's player title went to Barcelona Femeni's Aitana Bonmati—her third consecutive win after 2023 and 2024. 

The best men's coach was awarded to PSG's Luis Enrique, while England women's National Team Coach Sarina Wiegman received the women's coaching honor.

In other categories, the Puskás Award went to Independiente player Santiago Montiel.

The Marta Award was presented to Orlando Pride's Lizbeth Ovalle. Former PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma earned best men's goalkeeper, while Chelsea's Hannah Hampton claimed the women's award.

Complete List of FIFA The Best Awards 2025

Best Men's Player: Ousmane Dembélé (PSG/France)

Best Women's Player: Aitana Bonmatí (Barcelona/Spain)

Best Men's Coach: Luis Enrique (PSG/Spain)

Best Women's Coach: Sarina Wiegman (England Women's National Team/Netherlands)

Best Men's Goalkeeper: Gianluigi Donnarumma (Manchester City/Italy)

Best Women's Goalkeeper: Hannah Hampton (Chelsea/England)

Puskás Award: Santiago Montiel (Independiente/Argentina)

Marta Award: Lizbeth Ovalle (Orlando Pride/Mexico)

Fair Play Award: Andreas Harlass-Neuking (Germany)

Fan Award: Zakho SC (Iraq)