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Historial de ganadores del premio Balón de Oro otorgado por la revista France Football
Ousmane Dembélé del Paris Saint-Germain recibe el premio Balón de Oro masculino 2025, el lunes 22 de septiembre de 2025.

PARÍS — PARÍS (AP) — Lista de ganadores del premio Balón de Oro otorgado por la revista France Football:

2026 — Harry Kane, Bayern Munich

2025 — Ousmane Dembélé, Paris Saint-Germain

2024 — Rodri, Manchester City

2023 — Lionel Messi, Inter Miami

2022 — Karim Benzema, Real Madrid

2021 — Lionel Messi, Barcelona/Paris Saint-Germain

2020 — Cancelado

2019 — Lionel Messi, Barcelona

2018 — Luka Modric, Real Madrid

2017 — Cristiano Ronaldo, Real Madrid

2016 — Cristiano Ronaldo, Real Madrid

2009 — Lionel Messi, Barcelona

2008 — Cristiano Ronaldo, Manchester United

2007 — Kaká, Milan

2006 — Fabio Cannavaro, Real Madrid

2005 — Ronaldinho, Barcelona

2004 — Andriy Shevchenko, Milan

2003 — Pavel Nedved, Juventus

2002 — Ronaldo, Real Madrid

2001 — Michael Owen, Liverpool

2000 — Luis Figo, Real Madrid

1999 — Rivaldo, Barcelona

1998 — Zinedine Zidane, Juventus

1997 — Ronaldo, Inter Milán

1996 — Matthias Sammer, Borussia Dortmund

1995 — George Weah, Milan

1994 — Hristo Stoichkov, Barcelona

1993 — Roberto Baggio, Juventus

1992 — Marco Van Basten, Milan

1991 — Jean-Pierre Papin, Marsella

1990 — Lothar Matthaus, Inter Milán

1989 — Marco Van Basten, Milan

1988 — Marco Van Basten, Milan

1987 — Ruud Gullit, Milan

1986 — Igor Belanov, Dynamo Kiev

1985 — Michel Platini, Juventus

1984 — Michel Platini, Juventus

1983 — Michel Platini, Juventus

1982 — Paolo Rossi, Juventus

1981 — Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Bayern Munich

1980 — Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Bayern Munich

1979 — Kevin Keegan, Hamburgo

1978 — Kevin Keegan, Hamburgo

1977 — Allan Simonsen, Borussia Moenchengladbach

1976 — Franz Beckenbauer, Bayern Munich

1975 — Oleg Blokhin, Dynamo Kiev

1974 — Johan Cruyff, Barcelona

1973 — Johan Cruyff, Barcelona

1972 — Franz Beckenbauer, Bayern Munich

1971 — Johan Cruyff, Ajax

1970 — Gerd Muller, Bayern Munich

1969 — Gianni Rivera, Milan

1968 — George Best, Manchester United

1967 — Florian Albert, Ferencvaros

1966 — Bobby Charlton, Manchester United

1965 — Eusebio, Benfica

1964 — Denis Law, Manchester United

1963 — Lev Yashin, Dynamo Moscú

1962 — Josef Masopust, Dukla Praga

1961 — Omar Sivori, Juventus

1960 — Luis Suárez Miramontes, Barcelona

1959 — Alfredo Di Stefano, Real Madrid

1958 — Raymond Kopa, Real Madrid

1957 — Alfredo Di Stefano, Real Madrid

1956 — Stanley Matthews, Blackpool

Mujeres

2025 — Aitana Bonmatí, Barcelona

2024 — Aitana Bonmatí, Barcelona

2023 — Aitana Bonmatí, Barcelona

2022 — Alexia Putellas, Barcelona

2021 — Alexia Putellas, Barcelona

2020 — Cancelado

2019 — Megan Rapinoe, Reign

2018 — Ada Hegerberg, Lyon

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