Shocking MO Salah supervision that was uncovered while the Egyptian journalist Ballon d’Or shares voice data

Another year went by with the Ballon d’Or Mo Salah, which will be 34 by the time the prize was handed out.

The Liverpool attacker was the best-paid Premier League player in the mood for the Men’s Prize 2025, but he still had to settle for the fourth behind Vitina, Lamine Yamal and the general winner Ousmane Dembele (BBC Sport).

The newest snub from the Egyptian reinforced the conviction of Jamie Carragher that the Reds icon would have won it this year if they claimed Paris Saint-Germain Champions League Glory, with the turn of the wing player 2024/25 34 goals and 23 assists Still not enough to get it even in the top three.

Salah is completely split off by 11 journalists in Ballon d’Or voices

Further details on how the assessment journalists voted for the Ballon d’Or have now come to light with thanks to the Egyptian reporter Ismael Mahmoud (via X), and LFC fans will certainly be shocked about some of Salah’s perceptions.

Only four of the journalists involved in the vote Had Liverpool’s number 11 in first place (Egypt, Bahrain, Jordan and South Africa).

Even shocking, no less than 11 Did not even take him in their top tenWith that from Qatar, Romania, Mexico, Equatorial-Guinea, Georgia, Cameroon, Cape Opstik, Albania, Panama, Switzerland and Uganda, despite his incredible season completely in the 33-year-old.

Salah’s glorious career deserves a balloon d’Or of

Despite the head coach of Egypt, Hossam Hassan, rightly claims that Salah deserves’ to win the Ballon d’Or for his’ years of sparkle, excellence and creativity in the strongest competition in the world ‘, it thought that the 2025 prize would always be Dembele’s for his leading role as Psg.

In the one year that the Liverpool star won the largest prize in Europe (2019), he became fifth for the most coveted individual honor of the sport, with Virgil van Dijk and Sadio Mane second and fourth when Lionel Messi came to the top (GOAL).

There will of course be a bias for the big players in winners of competitions such as the World Cup, the European Championship or the Champions League, and it increasingly seems as if the Reds should win the latter for their number 11 to be officially recognized as the best player of the planet.

Although we are clearly susceptible to Salah, it is difficult to dispute that his incredible goal consistency for a club that has won several major trophies in recent years would make him a worthy recipient of the Ballon d’Or.

It would be very unfortunate if his career ended up without that award in his name, but we will certainly not complain if he again gets the Premier League and/or Champions League trophies in 2026!