FIFPro released the list of nominated players for World11 2019

FIFPro has recently shortlisted the top 55 players who are nominated for the FIFA FIFPro world 11 2019. The list includes names of all the big stars from different major football leagues.

The shortlisted players were selected by the voting process in which 23000 professional football players from all around the world, have voted for four categories including one goal keeper, four defenders, three midfielders and three forwards.

The voting process took almost one month and after completing the initial voting process, list of names of  nominated players have been displayed on the official website.

21 of the 55 players are nominated from Premier league clubs. So, we can say that Premier league clubs are leading the list of FIFPro world 11. 20 players from Spanish clubs are selected in the list.

Seven players are nominated from the Liverpool FC which is Eleven players are selected from Spanish club Barcelona FC. Real Madrid has 9 players in the list.

17 players are nominated for the first time for FIFPro world 11 including, Bernardo Silva, Eriksen, Tadic, Ederson, Alex Sandro, Arthur, Alexander Arnold, Robertson, De Jong, Son, Cancelo,  Sterling, Koulibaly, De Ligt, Firmino and Alisson.

If we look Country wise than, Brazil is leading the list with 10 players nominated, France has seven players and 6 players from Spain are nominated.

Cristiano Ronaldo is also in the list and he is the only player who is nominated in all 15 edition of FIFPro world 11.

Buffon and Iniesta could not make it in the list of 55 players for the FIFPro world 11 for the first time after 12 years of consecutive nominations.

🚨 @FIFPro together with @FIFAcom proudly presents the men's #World11 of 2019 🚨

For the first time in 🔟 years the @premierleague has the most shortlisted players...

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— FIFPRO (@FIFPro) September 5, 2019

Here is the list of all 55 players how are shortlisted.

Forwards

Sergio Aguero (Argentina, Manchester City)

Karim Benzema (France, Real Madrid)

Roberto Firmino (Brazil, Liverpool FC)

Antoine Griezmann (France, Atletico/FC Barcelona)

Harry Kane (England, Tottenham Hotspur)

Robert Lewandowski (Poland, Bayern Munich)

Sadio Mane (Senegal, Liverpool FC)

Kylian Mbappe (France, Paris Saint-Germain)

Lionel Messi (Argentina, FC Barcelona)

Neymar Junior (Brazil, Paris Saint-Germain)

Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal, Juventus)

Mohamed Salah (Egypt, Liverpool FC)

Heung-Min Son (South-Korea, Tottenham Hotspur)

Raheem Sterling (England, Manchester City)

Luis Suarez (Uruguay, FC Barcelona)

Midfielders

Sergio Busquets (Spain, FC Barcelona)

Casemiro (Brazil, Real Madrid)

Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium, Manchester City)

Christian Eriksen (Denmark, Tottenham Hotspur)

Frenkie de Jong (The Netherlands, Ajax/FC Barcelona)

Eden Hazard (Belgium, Chelsea/Real Madrid)

N'Golo Kante (France, Chelsea)

Toni Kroos (Germany, Real Madrid)

Arthur Melo (Brazil, FC Barcelona)

Luka Modric (Croatia, Real Madrid)

Paul Pogba (France, Manchester United)

Ivan Rakitic (Croatia, FC Barcelona)

Bernardo Silva (Portugal, Manchester City)

Dusan Tadic (Serbia, Ajax)

Arturo Vidal (Chile, FC Barcelona)

Defenders

Jordi Alba (Spain, FC Barcelona)

Trent Alexander-Arnold (England, Liverpool FC)

Daniel Alves (Brazil, Paris Saint-Germain/Sao Paulo)

Joao Cancelo (Portugal, Juventus/Manchester City)

Daniel Carvajal (Spain, Real Madrid)

Giorgio Chiellini (Italy, Juventus)

Virgil van Dijk (The Netherlands, Liverpool FC)

Diego Godin (Uruguay, Atletico/Internazionale)

Joshua Kimmich (Germany, Bayern Munich)

Kalidou Koulibaly (Senegal, SSC Napoli)

Aymeric Laporte (France, Manchester City)

Matthijs de Ligt (The Netherlands, Ajax/ Juventus)

Gerard Pique (Spain, FC Barcelona)

Sergio Ramos (Spain, Real Madrid)

Andrew Robertson (Scotland, Liverpool FC)

Alex Sandro (Brazil, Juventus)

Thiago Silva (Brazil, Paris Saint-Germain)

Raphael Varane (France, Real Madrid)

Marcelo Vieira (Brazil, Real Madrid)

Kyle Walker (England, Manchester City)

Goalkeepers

Alisson Becker (Brazil, Liverpool FC)

David De Gea (Spain, Manchester United)

Ederson Moraes (Brazil, Manchester City)

Jan Oblak (Slovenia, Atletico Madrid)

Marc-Andre ter Stegen (Germany, FC Barcelona)

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