Arsenal and Mikel Arteta have been shortlisted for honours at this year’s Ballon d’Or awards following the club’s Premier League triumph and run to the Champions League final.
The Gunners are in contention for Men’s Club of the Year, while Arteta has been nominated for the Men’s Coach of the Year award.
Several Arsenal players are also in the running for individual honours. Declan Rice, Gabriel and William Saliba have all been included on the 30-man Ballon d’Or shortlist, with David Raya nominated for the Yashin Trophy, awarded to the world’s best goalkeeper.
Arsenal Women forward Mariona Caldentey is among the nominees for the Ballon d’Or Feminin.
The 70th edition of the prestigious awards ceremony will take place in London on 26 October. Presented annually by France Football, which is owned by L’Equipe Group, the event has been co-organised with UEFA since 2024.
This year’s choice of venue is also a nod to English football history. Sir Stanley Matthews won the inaugural Ballon d’Or 70 years ago, becoming the first recipient of the award in 1956.
Congratulations to all the Arsenal nominees – top work!
Ballon d’Or
Jude Bellingham, Real Madrid
Pau Cubarsi, Barcelona
Marc Cucurella, Chelsea / Real Madrid
Ousmane Dembele, Paris Saint-Germain
Luis Diaz, Bayern Munich
Bruno Fernandes, Manchester United
Gabriel, Arsenal
Erling Haaland, Manchester City
Achraf Hakimi, Paris Saint-Germain
Harry Kane, Bayern Munich
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Paris Saint-Germain
Lamine Yamal, Barcelona
Sadio Mane, Al Nassr
Marquinhos, Paris Saint-Germain
Lautaro Martinez, Inter Milan
Kylian Mbappe, Real Madrid
Nuno Mendes, Paris Saint-Germain
Lionel Messi, Inter Miami
Joao Neves, Paris Saint-Germain
Michael Olise, Bayern Munich
Willian Pacho, Paris Saint-Germain
Julian Quinones, Al Qadsiah
Declan Rice, Arsenal
Rodri, Manchester City / Barcelona
Fabian Ruiz, Paris Saint-Germain
William Saliba, Arsenal
Ferran Torres, Barcelona/ Paris Saint-Germain
Dayot Upamecano, Bayern Munich
Vinicius Junior, Real Madrid
Vitinha, Paris Saint-Germain
Ballon d’Or Feminin
Selma Bacha, Lyon
Barbra Banda, Orlando Pride
Klara Buhl, Bayern Munich
Esmee Brugts, Barcelona
Mariona Caldentey, Arsenal
Scarlett Camberos, Club America
Kerstin Casparij, Manchester City
Temwa Chawinga, Kansas City Current
Cata Coll, Barcelona
Melchie Dumornay, Lyon
Caroline Graham Hansen, Barcelona
Alex Greenwood, Manchester City
Patri Guijarro, Barcelona
Pernille Harder, Bayern Munich
Yui Hasegawa, Manchester City
Rose Lavelle, Gotham FC
Mapi Leon, Barcelona / London City Lionesses
Lorena, Kansas City Current
Melvine Malard, Manchester United / Chelsea
Manaka Matsukubo, North Carolina Courage / Chelsea
Vivianne Miedema, Manchester City
Ewa Pajor, Barcelona
Claudia Pina, Barcelona
Alexia Putellas, Barcelona / London City Lionesses
Wendie Renard, Lyon
Alessia Russo, Arsenal
Khadija Shaw, Manchester City
Momoko Tanikawa, Bayern Munich
Caroline Weir,Real Madrid / Lyon
Tessa Wullaert, Inter Milan / Como
Men’s Young Talent
Kerim Alajbegovic, RB Salzburg / Juventus
Ayyoub Bouaddi, Lille/Manchester City
Pau Cubarsi, Barcelona
Yan Diomande, RB Leipzig / Real Madrid
Lennart Karl, Bayern Munich
Eli Junior Kroupi, Bournemouth
Lamine Yamal, Barcelona
Johan Manzambi, Freiburg / Aston Villa
Ibrahm Maza, Bayer Leverkusen
Warren Zaire-Emery, Paris Saint-Germain
Women’s Young Talent
Veerle Buurman, Chelsea
Vicky Lopez, Barcelona
Felicia Schroder, Hacken
Clara Serrajordi, Barcelona
Lily Yohannes, Lyon
Men’s Yashin Trophy (for the best goalkeeper)
Yassine Bounou, Al Hilal
Thibaut Courtois, Real Madrid
Joan Garcia, Barcelona
Gregor Kobel, Borussia Dortmund
Emi Martinez, Aston Villa/Chelsea
Edouard Mendy, Al Ahli
David Raya, Arsenal
Matvey Safonov, Paris Saint-Germain
Unai Simon, Athletic Bilbao
Vozinha, GD Chaves/Colo-Colo
Women’s Yashin Trophy
Ann-Katrin Berger, Gotham FC
Cata Coll, Barcelona
Hannah Hampton, Chelsea
Lorena, Kansas City Current
Ayaka Yamashita, Manchester City
Men’s Club of the Year
Arsenal
Bayern Munich
Bodo/Glimt
Flamengo
Paris Saint-Germain
Women’s Club of the Year
Barcelona
Bayern Munich
Club America
Manchester City
Lyon
Men’s Coach of the Year
Mikel Arteta, Arsenal
Luis de la Fuente, Spain
Unai Emery, Aston Villa
Vincent Kompany, Bayern Munich
Luis Enrique, Paris Saint-Germain
Women’s Coach of the Year
Jonatan Giraldez, Lyon
Andree Jeglertz, Manchester City
Nils Nielsen, Japan / currently unattached
Pere Romeu, Barcelona
Elena Sadiku, BK Hacken