Ballon d’Or 2024: the Spanish journalist reveals his vote

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By: Manu Tournoux

Ballon d'Or 2024: the Spanish journalist reveals his vote

No chauvinism in Spain, Alfredo Relaño had voted for Vinicius Jr. Designated to represent his country in the Ballon d’Or votes, the journalist fromAce revealed his vote in full the day after the ceremony. “My list was in order: Vinicius, Rodri, Bellingham, Kroos, Carvajal, Mbappé, Lamine (Yamal), Foden and Palmer”revealed the 73-year-old man.

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The one who therefore did not vote to elect his compatriot Rodri, but for Vini Jr. explained his choice clearly. “I think he’s the best (Vinicius). I wouldn’t have put Rodri first, because he lacks that magic.” explained the journalist. Despite this, it was still the Manchester City midfielder who obtained the precious sesame.

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