Officially.. FIFA Unveils Team of the Year
The International Federation of Association Football "FIFA" revealed, today Tuesday, the best team of the year 2025, during the ceremony held in the Qatari capital Doha.
The lineup included 5 players from Paris Saint-Germain, one player from Real Madrid, two players from Barcelona, one player from Chelsea, one player from Liverpool, and one player from Manchester City.
Several players who stood out last season were absent from the lineup, most notably Raphinha and Kylian Mbappe.
The lineup was as follows:
Donnarumma
Nuno Mendes - Van Dijk - Bacho - Hakimi
Pedri - Foden - Bellingham - Cole Palmer
Dembele - Yamal
The lineup included 5 players from Paris Saint-Germain, one player from Real Madrid, two players from Barcelona, one player from Chelsea, one player from Liverpool, and one player from Manchester City.
Several players who stood out last season were absent from the lineup, most notably Raphinha and Kylian Mbappe.
The lineup was as follows:
Donnarumma
Nuno Mendes - Van Dijk - Bacho - Hakimi
Pedri - Foden - Bellingham - Cole Palmer
Dembele - Yamal
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