The fact that Haaland hasn't received a single award tonight makes me question the credibility of this Ballon d'Or. The man had a crazy season, yet he's walking away without an individual award, while Saka has won one. It's becoming difficult to ignore the questions surrounding how these awards are decided. And the funny thing is, when the conversation shifts to allegations of cheating, Manchester City will be the first club people point fingers at. The irony is unfolding right before our eyes.

I genuinely enjoyed this year's Ballon d'Or. For once, the award went to a player I believe truly deserved it, rather than someone who hasn't won a major trophy in two seasons. I'm proud of the Ballon d'Or for that. However, despite my satisfaction with the main award, I cannot understand how Erling Haaland delivered such an incredible season and still walked away without an individual award. His performances deserved recognition, and I genuinely believe the Ballon d'Or should introduce an award that recognises extraordinary individual seasons like his. You cannot deliver that level of performance and leave the ceremony empty handed. This is the one area where the Ballon d'Or disappointed me.

Top 5 manager in the world Right Now 1️⃣Luis Enrique. 2️⃣ Maresca. 3️⃣ Hansi Flick. 4️⃣ Kompany. 5️⃣Jose mourinho. End of List.

I like how Arsenal fans are already convinced they'll demolish Fleetwood by 3 goals or more, and I understand that confidence. When you're facing a smaller team, it's easy to assume you'll win comfortably. But this match means a lot more to Fleetwood than it does to Arsenal. They'll approach it like a Champions League final. Arsenal are favourites, but I'm backing Fleetwood to make this difficult. Arsenal won't win by more than 2 goals. Don't say I didn't warn you.