Globe Soccer Awards: Messi, Ronaldo and a host of Liverpool stars nominated

Nominees for the 11th edition of the Globe Soccer Awards have been revealed. Juventus Star Cristiano Ronaldo, Barcelona ace Lionel Messi and Liverpool stars Alisson Becker, Mohammad Salah, Sadio Mane, Virgil van Dijk, and Manchester City's Bernado Silva. Three new categories have been added, namely Best Women's Player of the Year, Best Club of the Year and Best Referee of the Year. A Globe Soccer Jury that includes the likes of soccer experts like coaches Antonio Conte and Fabio Capello, and director of football at Barcelona - Eric Abidal, among others shall elect the eventual winners from each category.

Cristiano Ronaldo has won the Best Men's Player of the Year award in the last three editions of the Globe Soccer Awards.

Here are all the categories up for awards this year:

Best player (men)

Alisson Becker, Liverpool

Bernardo Silva, Manchester City

Cristiano Ronaldo, Juventus

Lionel Messi, Barcelona

Mohammad Salah, Liverpool

Sadio Mane, Liverpool

Virgil van Dijk, Liverpool

Best player (women)

Ada Hegerberg, Lyon

Alex Morgan, Orlando

Amandine Henry, Lyon

Lucy Bronze, Lyon    

Marta Vieira da Silva, Orlando

Megan Rapinoe, Reign           

Sari van Veenendaal, Atletico

Best club

Ajax Amsterdam         

Liverpool   

Olympique Lyonnais Feminin

Best coach

Djamel Belmadi           

Erik Ten Hag    

Fernando Santos

Jurgen Klopp  

Massimiliano Allegri

Best Revelation

Ansu Fati (Barcelona)

Joao Felix (Atletico Madrid)

Erling Braut Haaland (RB Salzburg)

Jadon Sancho (Borrusia Dortmund)

Kai Havertz (Bayern Leverkusen)

Others

Best sporting director

Best agent

Best goalkeeper

Player Career Award

Coach Career Award

Best Referee

Sport Business Award

Kooora — Best Arab Coach Award

Kooora — Best Arab Player Award 

The awards ceremony shall take place at Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai, on December 29.

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