Robert Lewandowski reacts to Lionel Messi's 7th Ballon d'Or win
Robert Lewandowski has congratulated
Lionel Messi on winning his seventh Ballon
d'Or award. The Bayern Munich star also
tipped his hat to Alexia Putellas, the winner
of the women's Ballon d'Or award, as well
as all other nominated players.

France Football named Lionel Messi as
the winner of this year's Ballon d'Or award.
The Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) superstar
finished with 613 points, while runner-up Robert
Lewandowski amassed 580.
Despite the disappointing loss,
Lewandoski took to social media to
congratulate Lionel Messi on winning his
seventh Ballon d'Or award. Lewandowski also
expressed his gratitude towards Bayern
Munich and the fans for their support. He said:
"Congratulations Leo Messi and
Alexia Putellas, winners of the Ballon
d'Or 2021; congratulations also to all
nominated players! I won the 'Striker
of the Year' Award, and no player
can win an individual award without
the strongest team and loyal fans
behind him. Thank you for your
support", Lewandowski wrote on
Twitter.
Chelsea midfielder Jorginho was a strong
contender for the 2021 Ballon d'Or award.
But there was a consensus that Lionel Messi
and Robert Lewandowski were the favourites
for this year's award. That indeed proved to
be the case, with the Pole finishing just 33
points behind the winner.
Lewandowski can consider himself unlucky
to have not won the Ballon d'Or award this
time around. Many fans hoped to see him
bag the accolade, considering his performances
over the last year and this one.
The Bayern Munich star, though, had to
settle with the inaugural 'Striker of the Year'
award. Lewandowski broke Gerd Muller's long
-standing Bundesliga goalscoring record
(40 goals) last season, finding the back of the
net 41 times in 29 matches.
It remains to be seen how Lewandowski
reacts to missing out on the Ballon d'Or
award on the pitch.
Lionel Messi and Robert Lewandowski
to battle it out for the Ballon d'Or again?
Lionel Messi has got the better of Robert
Lewandowski in the race for the Ballon
d'Or award this time round. Could the two
battle it out for the prestigious award once
again next year?
Many would agree that the battle would
have been between Messi and Lewandowski
had France Football held the Ballon d'Or
ceremony last year. Regardless of the individual
awards, the two players have been
competing against each other to stake their
claim to the title of the best player in the world.
If things go according to plan for Messi
and Lewandowski, we could see them on
the Ballon d"Or podium once again next year.
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