According to a report on January 1, the authoritative IFFHS (International Federation of Football History and Statistics) officially announced the winners of their edition of this year's Best Organisation Core and announced the top 10 at the same time. The award went to Kevin De Bruyne, his third award, the first two being in 2020 and 2021. The second place is Messi, and the third place is seat B.
Messi has a total of five IFFHS annual organizational cores, which is equivalent to a midfielder, but the position is not limited to the midfield, so Messi, who is generally regarded as a striker, has become the first person in the history of this award, and the second in history is Xavi, a super midfielder who was voted by the organizers of the Golden Ball Awards in 2020 through the judges' vote, which is also the absolute core of the Barcelona Cosmos team and the Spanish dynasty. However, Messi surpassed Xavi in the number of awards for the best organization core of the year, which shows how fierce he is.
Messi won the IFPHS Organisational Core of the Year award last year, and he was also the winner of last year's Player of the Year and Top Scorer awards. Messi left the top five leagues this year, but when he played in Ligue 1, he often had the highest rating in the game, and the assists and organization were also top-notch. At Inter Miami, the level is on the lower side, but Messi's performance is no different from his performance at the World Cup, and even looks more active because his teammates are weaker.
Kevin De Bruyne scored 181 points and Messi 100, the only two players to score more than 100 points, with 78 points in the B seat. Next up are Bellingham, Odegaard, Musiala, Kroos, Pedri, Valverde and B Fee. Messi, who won all three IFFHS awards last year, is also competing for the best player and the best playmaker this year, with him third in the best player competition and second in the best playmaking core competition.