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Ibrahimovic uncertain of the Ballon d'OR


Although Ibrahimovic considers last season as the "best of his career", he has ruled out his chances of receiving the Ballon d'OR owing to their failure to make the last World Cup.

Ibrahimovic, 33, received an award as the French top flight leading scorer coupled with his team winning the French Ligue 1 title. However, the Swedish captain said "I've been nominated, but it will be difficult because I didn't play the World Cup". Hopes still remain high for the Ligue 1 top scorer as the whole world awaits the announcement of the winner of Ballon d'OR.

Who do you think deserves the award?


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