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Published 15:18 22 Sept 2025 BST
Updated 15:24 22 Sept 2025 BST

The Ballon d'Or ceremony is approaching with the greatest individual trophy in football up for grabs, now it has reported that we are in for a 'major shock', as per Spanish outlet MARCA.
Two players that will be hoping to get their hands on the coveted trophy are Paris Saint Germain's Ousmane Dembele and Barcelona's Lamine Yamal, who are the current favourites to win.
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Yamal has enjoyed a remarkable breakthrough campaign, scoring nine times and providing 15 assists as Barcelona soared to the La Liga title.
In the Champions League though came his best performances. With five goals and four assists, he etched his name on the world stage with the sensational solo goal in the first-leg of the semi final against Internazionale. It's no doubt he will be challenging for the legendary glory of the Ballon d'or season after season.
The player is reportedly 'preparing a party' in Paris with his 20-person entourage.
With reports that 'no one knows' who the winner will be - Yamal has gone from 4/1 to 3/1 to lift the Ballon d'Or.
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