The 2025 Women’s Ballon d’Or honors the brightest talents in women’s soccer, with Aitana Bonmatí taking the top prize.
This ranking showcases the top 10 finalists, based on their exceptional performances in club and international matches. These players have redefined the game with skill and leadership.
1. Aitana Bonmatí: Winner
Barcelona’s Aitana Bonmatí claims the 2025 Ballon d’Or. Her masterful midfield play, vision, and goals for club and Spain solidify her as the world’s best.
2. Mariona Caldentey: Finalist
Mariona Caldentey, also of Barcelona, shines as a finalist. Her versatility and clutch scoring in key matches for Spain and her club earned her a spot.
3. Alessia Russo: Finalist
Arsenal’s Alessia Russo impresses with her goal-scoring prowess. Her impact in the Women’s Super League and for England makes her a top contender.
4. Alexia Putellas: Finalist
Barcelona legend Alexia Putellas remains a force. Her leadership and playmaking in La Liga and for Spain keep her among the game’s elite.
5. Chloe Kelly: Finalist
Manchester City’s Chloe Kelly dazzles with her pace and precision. Her standout performances for England and in the WSL secure her finalist status.
6. Patri Guijarro: Finalist
Barcelona’s Patri Guijarro excels in midfield. Her control and creativity for club and Spain make her a deserving Ballon d’Or finalist.
7. Leah Williamson: Finalist
Arsenal’s Leah Williamson shines as a defensive leader. Her composure and skill for England and in the WSL earn her a spot on the list.
8. Ewa Pajor: Finalist
Wolfsburg’s Ewa Pajor dominates as a striker. Her consistent goals in the Bundesliga and for Poland mark her as a top talent.
9. Lucy Bronze: Finalist
Chelsea’s Lucy Bronze brings veteran grit. Her defensive and attacking contributions for England and her club land her in the top 10.
10. Hannah Hampton: Finalist
Chelsea goalkeeper Hannah Hampton rounds out the list. Her stunning saves for club and England highlight her as a rising star.
Why These Players Stand Out
The 2025 Women’s Ballon d’Or finalists showcase talent, leadership, and impact. From Bonmatí’s brilliance to Hampton’s heroics, they drive women’s soccer forward on the global stage.
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