What is the best FIFA Puskás Award-winning goal?

By YPB Team

Bicycle kicks, scorpion volleys and 30-yard screamers — ranking the goals that won FIFA's Puskás Award for the most beautiful strike of the year.

Neymar (2011) — ranked #11
Neymar (2011)
A slaloming solo run and finish for Santos against Flamengo.
1000pts
Zlatan Ibrahimovic (2013) — ranked #22
Zlatan Ibrahimovic (2013)
A 30-yard overhead bicycle kick with his back to goal against England.
679pts
James Rodriguez (2014) — ranked #33
James Rodriguez (2014)
A chest-down and dipping volley against Uruguay at the World Cup, his signature moment.
678pts
Mohamed Salah (2018) — ranked #44
Mohamed Salah (2018)
A curling solo finish for Liverpool against Everton in the Merseyside derby.
555pts
Olivier Giroud (2017) — ranked #55
Olivier Giroud (2017)
A backheeled scorpion-kick volley for Arsenal against Crystal Palace.
555pts
Miroslav Stoch (2012) — ranked #66
Miroslav Stoch (2012)
A thunderous dipping volley for Fenerbahçe in the Turkish league.
396pts
Faiz Subri (2016) — ranked #77
Faiz Subri (2016)
An impossibly swerving free-kick for Penang in the Malaysian league.
396pts
Son Heung-min (2020) — ranked #88
Son Heung-min (2020)
A 70-yard solo run from his own box to finish for Tottenham against Burnley.
396pts
Cristiano Ronaldo (2009) — ranked #99
Cristiano Ronaldo (2009)
A dipping 40-yard strike for Manchester United against Porto won the inaugural Puskás Award.
396pts
Hamit Altintop (2010) — ranked #1010
Hamit Altintop (2010)
A perfectly struck first-time volley for Turkey against Kazakhstan.
396pts
Erik Lamela (2021) — ranked #1111
Erik Lamela (2021)
A rabona that nutmegged a defender for Tottenham against Arsenal.
396pts

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