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NEWS · 08 Sep 2026

Russo and Greenwood among 30 nominated for women's Ballon d'Or

England's Alessia Russo and Alex Greenwood have been named among the 30 players shortlisted for the prestigious women's Ballon d'Or. The nominations reflect their outstanding performances in recent seasons, with Russo excelling in the WSL and Greenwood shining in international duty. The award will be decided by a panel of experts and journalists later this month.

England’s Alessia Russo and Alex Greenwood are among 30 players nominated for the 2024 women’s Ballon d’Or, the annual award that recognises the best female footballers worldwide. The shortlist includes stars from Europe’s top leagues and national teams, underscoring the growing global competition for the trophy.

Russo, who has been a key figure for Arsenal in the Women’s Super League, has consistently delivered strong performances, helping her club secure crucial victories and maintain a top position in the table. Her pace and finishing ability have made her one of the most dangerous forwards in the league.

Greenwood, a veteran of the England national team, has played a pivotal role in both club and country. Her leadership and experience have been instrumental in England’s recent successes on the international stage, and her performances in major tournaments have earned her widespread acclaim.

Being named on the Ballon d’Or shortlist is a significant milestone for both players, highlighting their individual talents and the increasing visibility of women’s football. The nominations bring attention to the high level of competition and the progress made in the sport over the past decade.

The final award will be announced later this month after a voting process carried out by a panel of journalists, football experts and national team coaches. Fans and pundits alike will be watching closely to see which of the 30 nominees will lift the trophy and continue to inspire the next generation of footballers.