Real Madrid’s boycott of the Ballon d’Or ceremony highlighted the club’s frustration over the lack of recognition for its players, particularly Vinicius Junior and Jude Bellingham, who were considered top performers last season.
- The decision to withdraw from the event was a significant stance, reflecting the club’s belief that their contributions were undervalued in the awards process.
- During the ceremony, despite the boycott, Vinicius Junior was still acknowledged through a video montage, showcasing his talents and achievements, which was viewed by guests and TV audiences.
- This incident has sparked discussions about the fairness of the Ballon d’Or nominations and the criteria used to evaluate players across different leagues.
He was featured in a video montage shown to guests at the ceremony and TV viewersListen to this articleReal Madrid boycotts Ballon d’Or ceremonyThe Ballon d’Or ceremony got underway on Monday night in the absence of Real Madrid stars Vinicius Junior and Jude Bellingham after the Spanish club said it would boycott it over a perceived snub of its players.
