FIFA and France Football have today announced the names
of the players and coaches on the Women's shortlists for
FIFA Ballon d'Or 2014. The final decisions will be made, as
usual, by the captains and head coaches of the women's
national teams as well as by international media
representatives selected by FIFA.
The shortlists for the FIFA Ballon d'Or (best male player)
and the FIFA World Coach of the Year for Men's Football
awards will be revealed in four days' time on October 28,
2014.
The winners of all of the awards will be revealed at the
FIFA Ballon d'Or as part of a televised show at the Zurich
Kongresshaus on January 12, 2015, during which the FIFA
FIFPro World XI, the FIFA Puskás Award (for the most
beautiful goal of the year), the FIFA Presidential Award and
the FIFA Fair Play Award will also be presented.
The list of ten female players has been drawn up by
experts from FIFA's Committee for Women's Football and
the FIFA Women's World Cup as well as a group of experts
from France Football. The list of ten coaches has been
drawn up by experts from FIFA's Football Committee and
Committee for Women's Football and the FIFA Women's
World Cup as well as a group of experts from France
Football.
On December 1, FIFA and France Football will announce in
a live show the names of the three women and three men,
as well as the three coaches for women's football and
three coaches for men's football, who have received the
most votes (without unveiling the winners). The three
nominees for the FIFA Puskás Award and the FIFA FIFPro
World XI shortlist for the best forwards, goalkeepers,
defenders and midfielders will be unveiled in the end of
November and the beginning of December.
Women’s shortlists for the FIFA Ballon d'Or 2014
The following ten women (in alphabetical order) are
contenders for the title of FIFA Women’s World Player of
the Year 2014:
Nadine Angerer (Germany), Veronica Boquete (Spain), Nilla
Fischer (Sweden), Nahomi Kawasumi (Japan), Nadine
Kessler (Germany), Marta (Brazil), Aya Miyama (Japan),
Louisa Necib (France), Lotta Schelin (Sweden), Abby
Wambach (USA).
The following ten coaches (in alphabetical order, giving
first nationality and then team in brackets) are contenders
for the FIFA World Coach of the Year for Women’s Football
2014:
Philippe Bergeroo (France/France national team), Peter
Dedevbo (Nigeria/Nigeria U-20 national team), Laura
Harvey (England/Seattle Reign FC), Ralf Kellermann
(Germany/VfL Wolfsburg), Maren Meinert (Germany/
Germany U-20 national team), Norio Sasaki (Japan/Japan
national team), Pia Sundhage (Sweden/Sweden national
team), Asako Takemoto Takakura (Japan/Japan U-17
national team), Jorge Vilda (Spain/Spain U-17 national
team and U-19 national team), Martina Voss-Tecklenburg
(Germany/Switzerland national team).
of the players and coaches on the Women's shortlists for
FIFA Ballon d'Or 2014. The final decisions will be made, as
usual, by the captains and head coaches of the women's
national teams as well as by international media
representatives selected by FIFA.
The shortlists for the FIFA Ballon d'Or (best male player)
and the FIFA World Coach of the Year for Men's Football
awards will be revealed in four days' time on October 28,
2014.
The winners of all of the awards will be revealed at the
FIFA Ballon d'Or as part of a televised show at the Zurich
Kongresshaus on January 12, 2015, during which the FIFA
FIFPro World XI, the FIFA Puskás Award (for the most
beautiful goal of the year), the FIFA Presidential Award and
the FIFA Fair Play Award will also be presented.
The list of ten female players has been drawn up by
experts from FIFA's Committee for Women's Football and
the FIFA Women's World Cup as well as a group of experts
from France Football. The list of ten coaches has been
drawn up by experts from FIFA's Football Committee and
Committee for Women's Football and the FIFA Women's
World Cup as well as a group of experts from France
Football.
On December 1, FIFA and France Football will announce in
a live show the names of the three women and three men,
as well as the three coaches for women's football and
three coaches for men's football, who have received the
most votes (without unveiling the winners). The three
nominees for the FIFA Puskás Award and the FIFA FIFPro
World XI shortlist for the best forwards, goalkeepers,
defenders and midfielders will be unveiled in the end of
November and the beginning of December.
Women’s shortlists for the FIFA Ballon d'Or 2014
The following ten women (in alphabetical order) are
contenders for the title of FIFA Women’s World Player of
the Year 2014:
Nadine Angerer (Germany), Veronica Boquete (Spain), Nilla
Fischer (Sweden), Nahomi Kawasumi (Japan), Nadine
Kessler (Germany), Marta (Brazil), Aya Miyama (Japan),
Louisa Necib (France), Lotta Schelin (Sweden), Abby
Wambach (USA).
The following ten coaches (in alphabetical order, giving
first nationality and then team in brackets) are contenders
for the FIFA World Coach of the Year for Women’s Football
2014:
Philippe Bergeroo (France/France national team), Peter
Dedevbo (Nigeria/Nigeria U-20 national team), Laura
Harvey (England/Seattle Reign FC), Ralf Kellermann
(Germany/VfL Wolfsburg), Maren Meinert (Germany/
Germany U-20 national team), Norio Sasaki (Japan/Japan
national team), Pia Sundhage (Sweden/Sweden national
team), Asako Takemoto Takakura (Japan/Japan U-17
national team), Jorge Vilda (Spain/Spain U-17 national
team and U-19 national team), Martina Voss-Tecklenburg
(Germany/Switzerland national team).
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