Best Male Footballers in the world 2023

Here we are with the Best male footballers in the world 2023! Who doesn’t love watching football right? All over the world we have several football fans who can’t resist a day without watching it!

1. Erling Haaland:

Age: 23

Team: Manchester City/ Norway

Position: Forward

The determined striker has already netted 50 goals for his club and nation in 2023, helping Manchester City win a treble and the Champions League in his debut campaign. Highlights included two crucial goals against Bayern Munich to become the youngest player to achieve 40 goals in Europe’s top tournament, and a five-goal haul against RB Leipzig. Haaland has demonstrated this season that his incredible beginning to life in England was not a statistical deviation, as he has scored 71 goals for City in just 18 months.

2. Jude Bellingham

Age: 20

Team: Real Madrid

Position: Midfielder

Carlo Ancelotti, the coach, remarks. To say that is an understatement Diego Maradona is not our No. 2 this year. He’s also not Zinedine Zidane. or the player Cristiano Ronaldo. or Di Stéfano Alfredo. However, he is a man who has been favorably compared to all of them. Man? Leonardo Bonucci referred to him as a “extraterrestrial.” He must have a large wallet, as evidenced by his ability to cram the entire Santiago Bernabéu inside. Because it has been replicated so frequently, his arms-wide goal celebration has become recognizable and frequently replicated. His goal-scoring start to his Real Madrid career was unmatched by anyone before. “He has a natural talent for football,”

3.Kylian Mbappe:

Age: 25

Team: Paris Saint Germain/ France

Position: Forward

Over the past 12 months, Mbappé has consolidated his position as one of the best players in the game. He was voted the France captain, set a new record for goals scored for Paris Saint-Germain, and won the Ligue 1 player of the year award four times in a row. The forward missed the opening few games of the season because of his annual summer contract dispute with his bosses. But once he was back, he proceeded exactly where he had left off, scoring goals at a league-high average of more than one per game. However, there is still a significant impasse with the club, and it seems more likely that Mbappé’s Olympic participation will be his farewell to his country.

4. Harry Kane:

Age: 30

Team:Bayern Munich/ England

Position: Forward

Ever-present on the list since 2015, Kane has risen to the top thanks to the judges’ immediate impression of his influence at Bayern Munich. With 18 goals in his first 12 league games, he remarkably now has more Bundesliga goals than the joint top scorers from the previous season, Christopher Nkunku and Niclas Füllkrug.

5.Rodri:

Age: 27

Team: Manchester City/ Spain

Position: Midfielder

Rodri might be the most crucial player for Manchester City, even though he does not always make the headlines like some of his more famous teammates. The Spaniard, a precise cog that works the gears of Pep Guardiola’s trophy-winning machine, is the team’s lifeblood. From the sweeping counters that brought down Arsenal to the swarming high-tempo passing that suffocated Real Madrid, Rodri’s distribution and ball-winning skills have given his manager greater flexibility.

6. Vinícius Júnior

Age: 23

Team: Real Madrid/ Brazil

Position: Forward

Jude Bellingham described him as “probably the best player in the world.” The most fouled player in Spain the previous season, in part due to his intimidating reputation. Carlo Ancelotti made fun of an electrifying, explosive attacker who was “crying for hours” after learning that he had unexpectedly been left off of The Best’s shortlist. Though his season has started more slowly due to injury, no one has dribbled more and only Antoine Griezmann has assisted more. After becoming the target of persistent racist taunts, he decided to spearhead the counteroffensive by addressing fans, teams, and even the La Liga president, ultimately bringing about change. Sidney Lowe

7. Lionel Messi

Age 36

Team: Inter Miami / Argentina

Position: Forward

This year was always going to be a comedown after Messi’s World Cup triumph in 2022. Who doesn’t love Messi right? There is no football without Messi! But he still made an impact as he shunned a move to Saudi Arabia and headed to Inter Miami. He duly brought back memories of Pelé’s time in the US, selling out stadiums across America.

8. Bernardo Silva

Age 29

Team Manchester City / Portugal

Position Midfielder

Standing at 5ft 8in and as slight as a featherweight, it perhaps makes little sense that Silva makes the first XI of this athletic list. He is also considered as one of the fairly one-footed and may lack pace but, incredibly, he can play right wing, No 10. The best one in holding midfield and even left-back for the treble winners and European champions.

9. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia

Age: 22

Team: Napoli / Georgia

Position: Winger

No player will ever be adored quite like Diego Maradona in the city of Naples. It is true but take a stroll through the city’s Spanish Quarter and you might see more street art devoted to Kvaratskhelia than any other member of 2023’s title-winning team.

10. Cristiano Ronaldo

Age: 38

Team: Al-Nassr / Portugal

Position: Forward

Was waiting for this one right? Who doesn’t wait for him! The whole football field is incomplete without him. No 1 on this list in 2014 and 2016, nearly making the top quarter in 2023 is a major improvement on last year’s 51st, helped by Ronaldo scoring 50 goals for club and country across the year.