South African national team captain Ronwen Williams recently cast his votes for the FIFA Men's Best Award, where captains from around the world select the best player of the year, and Williams' choices have now been revealed.
According to the votes released by FIFA, Williams named Manchester City's Rodri as his first choice, recognising the midfielder's exceptional performances and leadership that helped City secure major titles. Rodri, who won the Ballon d'Or, was a standout performer for both club and country.
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In second place, Williams picked Brazilian winger Vinícius Júnior of Real Madrid. The 23-year-old impressed with his flair and consistency, playing a key role for both the club and Brazil. Vinícius Jr was ultimately crowned the winner of the FIFA Men's Best Award for 2024.
Williams' third choice was Real Madrid right-back Dani Carvajal, whose defensive solidity and contributions in attack have been vital for both club and country.
Williams' selections reflect his appreciation for players who excel both individually and within their teams, with Rodri, Vinícius Jr, and Carvajal all having standout years in football.
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