Rita Saleem (Dubai)

Paris Saint-Germain player Lionel Messi of Argentina has won the seventh edition of the Ballon d’Or differently between clubs and star players, and controversy continues over blaming the award-winning “French football” magazine. “Blee” was sidelined, and in addition to widespread criticism from international stars, the controversy spread between Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom.
Messi’s success at the Balon d’Or topped social media platforms with over 40 million contacts, 25 million “tweets” and “posts” on “hashtags” bearing his “trend” name. 15 million contacts on his sites on “Facebook” and Instagram.
The accusations against the Golden Ball player and “France Football” magazine, especially after the Portuguese “post” Cristiano Ronaldo, after Pascal, were hugely controversial. The head of the magazine, Ferry, was accused of lying.
Bayern Munich believes its player deserves the Robert Lewandowski Award, and the German club’s account released a picture of the “Polish” player in second place, commenting that “you are the best in our view”. The agent confirmed in a “tweet” that Messi was not eligible for the Ballon d’Or.
“I do not understand the world after this vote, I have a lot of respect for Messi and the other great players nominated, but there is no one who deserves it more than Lewandowski,” former Bayern star Lothar Mathas told the Sky Network.
Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn commented: “Apart from this year’s award for best striker, Lewandowski deserves the Ballon d’Or because he has been an amazing player on a daily basis for many years.
Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo joined the controversy with the “Blee” award after speaking out on social media via a “tweet” criticizing his rival’s award, and marked a “Like” on the “Ronaldo fan” page criticizing Messi. And presented him with the award, and celebrated the achievements of “Dan”. His comment was with the word “facts”.
Real Madrid’s German player Tony Cruise says, “Messi is not worthy of the Ballon d’Or and it should be given to someone else.”