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'No player better than me': Mbappe makes Ballon d’Or case

"I believe I can win it this year. It’s one of my goals," Mbappe said, as quoted by news agency Reuters. "People say I didn’t win a trophy (for club or country), but it’s an individual award. I’ve never seen a Ballon d’Or winner elected unanimously.

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'No player better than me': Mbappe makes Ballon d’Or case
"I believe I can win it this year. It’s one of my goals," Mbappe said, as quoted by news agency Reuters. "People say I didn’t win a trophy (for club or country), but it’s an individual award. I’ve never seen a Ballon d’Or winner elected unanimously.
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