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Bronze secures record FIFPRO World 11 spot as Kane misses out, reports state
Lucy Bronze has been named in the FIFPRO Women's World 11 for a ninth time, while Ballon d'Or winner Harry Kane was omitted from the men's team.
Written by GFR Iberian Desk · AR001149
BBC Sport and Sky Sports have reported key developments surrounding the recent FIFPRO World 11 selections, highlighting notable recognitions and unexpected omissions.
According to BBC Sport, defender Lucy Bronze has been named in the FIFPRO Women's World 11. This marks a record ninth inclusion for the England international in the prestigious lineup.
Bronze sets milestone in FIFPRO selection
BBC Sport further states that Bronze is among five England players selected for the Women's World 11, underlining a significant presence for the national squad in this year's voting.
While Bronze achieved a personal benchmark, reports regarding the men's selection presented a contrasting outcome for another high-profile English player.
Kane omitted from World 11 line-up
Sky Sports reports that striker Harry Kane was not included in the FIFPRO World 11. Despite having won the Ballon d'Or, Kane was not voted into the team of the year by his fellow professional players.
Further specific details regarding the full team selections and complete voting figures remain unconfirmed outside of the reported summaries.
Sources
- BBC Sport Football — Kane and Bellingham air strong views in England World Cup review
- BBC Sport Football — Bronze named in World 11 for record ninth time
- BBC Sport Football — Chelsea staff warned over Fantasy Premier League use
- BBC Sport Football — Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the week?
- BBC Sport Football — Bronze named in World 11 for record ninth time
- Sky Sports Football — Ballon d'Or winner Kane not named in FIFPRO World 11
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