Andrés Iniesta might have called an end to his glittering career with Barcelona, but the man’s legendary career continues to build.
FIFA and FIFPro have released the 55 footballers up for this year’s FIFA FIFPro World 11.
The Spanish midfielder is once again looking to secure a place in FIFA’s team, with this being the 12th consecutive year he’s appeared on the list.
Iniesta has won nine of the past eleven awards, as well as featuring in last year’s team alongside Luka Modrić and Paul Pogba.
Both Sergio Ramos and Daniel Alves are up for their 12th consecutive nominations, too, but the duo are now tied with Philipp Lahm for the record number of appearances for a defender.
According to FIFPro, here are the nominees for each category:
Goalkeepers
- Gianluigi Buffon – Italy, Juventus/Paris Saint-Germain
- Thibaut Courtois – Belgium, Chelsea/Real Madrid
- David De Gea – Spain, Manchester United
- Keylor Navas – Costa Rica, Real Madrid
- Marc-Andre ter Stegen – Germany, Barcelona
Defenders
- Jordi Alba – Spain, Barcelona
- Dani Alves – Brazil, Paris Saint-Germain
- Daniel Carvajal – Spain, Real Madrid
- Giorgio Chiellini – Italy, Juventus
- Virgil van Dijk – the Netherlands, Southampton/Liverpool
- Diego Godin – Uruguay, Atletico Madrid
- Mats Hummels – Germany, Bayern Munchen
- Joshua Kimmich – Germany, Bayern Munchen
- Dejan Lovren – Croatia, Liverpool
- Marcelo – Brazil, Real Madrid
- Yerry Mina – Colombia, Barcelona/Everton
- Benjamin Pavard – France, VfB Stuttgart
- Gerard Pique – Spain, Barcelona
- Sergio Ramos – Spain, Real Madrid
- Thiago Silva – Brazil, Paris Saint-Germain
- Kieran Trippier – England, Tottenham Hotspur
- Samuel Umtiti – France, Barcelona
- Raphaël Varane – France, Real Madrid
- Sime Vrsaljko – Croatia, Atletico Madrid/Inter
- Kyle Walker – England, Manchester City
Midfielders
- Sergio Busquets – Spain, Barcelona
- Casemiro – Brazil, Real Madrid
- Philippe Coutinho – Brazil, Liverpool/Barcelona
- Kevin De Bruyne – Belgium, Manchester City
- Eden Hazard – Belgium, Chelsea
- Andres Iniesta – Spain, Barcelona/Vissel Kobe
- Isco – Spain, Real Madrid
- N’Golo Kante – France, Chelsea
- Toni Kroos – Germany, Real Madrid
- Nemanja Matic – Serbia, Manchester United
- Luka Modric – Croatia, Real Madrid
- Paul Pogba – France, Manchester United
- Ivan Rakitic – Croatia, Barcelona
- David Silva – Spain, Manchester City
- Arturo Vidal – Chile, Bayern Munchen/Barcelona
Forward
- Karim Benzema – France, Real Madrid
- Edinson Cavani – Uruguay, Paris Saint-Germain
- Paulo Dybala – Juventus, Argentina
- Antoine Griezmann – France, Atletico Madrid
- Harry Kane – England, Tottenham Hotspur
- Robert Lewandowski – Poland, Bayern Munchen
- Romelu Lukaku – Belgium, Manchester United
- Mario Mandzukic – Croatia, Juventus
- Sadio Mane – Senegal, Liverpool
- Kylian Mbappe – France, Paris Saint-Germain
- Lionel Messi – Argentina, Barcelona
- Neymar Junior – Brazil, Paris Saint-Germain
- Cristiano Ronaldo – Portugal, Real Madrid /Juventus
- Mohammed Salah – Egypt, Liverpool
- Luis Suarez – Uruguay, Barcelona
