Top 10 Soccer Players in the world

Anti-fanboy alert! This top is based on the last Best
FIFA Awards and recent players achievements. Don't
get distracted even for a second since all the aces of
the king of sports are in this video.
Cristiano Ronaldo
What?! Cristiano is third place and not first or
second? That's how FIFA ranked him on The
Best 2019 awards. After breaking all records and
becoming Real Madrid top scorer with 450 goals in
438 games, the legend of "The Whites" transferred to
Juventus in July 2018.
Eden Hazard
This place is for the Silver Ball winner at Russia 2018
and captain of the Belgium national team, Eden
Hazard. The fact that the former Chelsea star is in
this position shows that pro players must be very
competitive to stay on top, season after season.
Lionel Messi
It was a tough competition, but there can only be one
first place, and if someone must take the gold due to
his recent performance, that is Lionel Messi without
a doubt. But why is "The Flea' number one?
Matthijs de Ligt
And the Juventus central defender receives the pass.
The 20-year-old Dutch Matthijs de Ligt isa prodigy
and a true obstacle to the opposing team.
Harry Kane
This position is for the captain of the England team,
since they finished fourth at the 2018 World Cup, and
"The Hurricane" won the Golden Boot, an award for
the player who scores the most in the tournament.
Frenkie de Jong
The style of play of the Dutch Frenkie de Jong has
no match. After possessing the ball, he starts to
overpower his rivals, make staggering passes, and
Occasionally end the game with an unexpected shot.
Kylian Mbappé
Speed, reflexes, and precision are some words
that describe the moves of the dubbed "Donatello"
Kylian Mbappé is a true artist on the field at the age
of 21. His reputation spread during the 2018 World
Cup, where he was awarded Best Young Player and
shot the fourth goal for France in the final, ensuring
victory for his country against Croatia.
Sadio Mané
The Senegalese striker Sadio Mané is placed in the
middle of this top, he led his national team to the
last World Cup and is Liverpool's number ten, a shirt
that has also given him the nickname "Sad10".
Mohamed Salah
If Liverpool's number 10 was 5th place, now, number
11 is in 4th place. Quickly from Egypt comes "The
Pharaoh" Mohamed Salah. At age 27, "Mo Mo Salah"
has been in 6 different clubs but joined Liverpool in
2017 to achieve worldwide recognition.
Virgil Van Dijk
Liverpool has taken over this top! It can't be! Has
it ever happened to you that they're about to score
a goal to your team and you wonder where is the
pause button?! Well, Virgil Van Dijk comes at those
critical times.