

FIFA’s World Player of the Year is Kaka
By: Martha | December 17th, 2007
To the surprise of absolutely no one, Ricky Kaka received the FIFA World Player of the Year Award today. At the end of November, we were told he was a member of a very deserving top three (along with Lionel Messi, who finished second in the voting, and Cristiano Ronaldo, who was third), and today the trophy is officially his, though FIFA seem to be dragging their feet in getting out the more-interest-than-the-award list of which national team captains voted for which player.
As he grinned at the press with his shiny new toy at his side, the man who has picked up more trophies than anyone else in the past few months said “In football there are no individual prizes.” Aw, well that’s a nice thought. A massive lie, obviously, but a nice thought.
On the women’s side, another Brazilian, Marta, took home the award for the second year in a row. Still only 21, she looks set to completely transform the women’s game before her career ends, and seems like she could take home an unimaginable number of these awards before anyone else truly approaches her level.
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