The 2007-2008 FIFPRO World 11 marked the end of one era and the beginning of another. As Italian, French and Brazilian players dominated the World 11 in its early years, Spanish players started taking over their reigns.

An award from the players, for the players. That is what the World 11 is all about.

An award from the players, for the players. That is what the World 11 is all about.

Three French World champions were selected by their peers for the 2018 FIFA FIFPRO World 11. And finally, the first Belgium player received a World 11 award.

The second edition of the FIFPRO World 11 was dominated by players from Italy and France, the two countries that faced each other in the 2006 World Cup final.

It was a night to remember: the premiere of the FIFA FIFPRO Women's World 11, which also marked the first appearance of four players in the Men's World 11.

FIFPRO proudly presents the 2019/2020 FIFA FIFPRO Women’s World 11. Eight players spoke with us about their selection for the World 11.

The fifth edition of the World 11 was celebrated in Zurich, as FIFA joined FIFPRO in celebrating the most outstanding eleven players on the planet. For the first time in World 11 history, all players appeared on the same stage.

The World 11 went to Spain: all eleven footballers who were elected for the 2012 FIFA FIFPRO World 11 played at a Spanish Liga club.

FIFPRO proudly presents the 2019/2020 FIFA FIFPRO Men’s World 11. Several players spoke with us about their selection for the World 11.

The 2006/2007 FIFPRO World 11 is a memorable one, as it marked the debut of two exceptional players who have shattered many, many records for over the course of a decade: Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.

Ten years after winning his previous trophy, Gianluigi Buffon returns to the FIFA FIFPRO World 11. His countryman and former teammate Leonardo Bonucci was the only debutant in the 2017 World 11.