What is the best FIFA Puskás Award-winning goal?
by YPB Team2 votes
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.
1Zlatan Ibrahimovic (2013)A 30-yard overhead bicycle kick with his back to goal against England.1000pts
2Neymar (2011)A slaloming solo run and finish for Santos against Flamengo.717pts
3James Rodriguez (2014)A chest-down and dipping volley against Uruguay at the World Cup, his signature moment.463pts
4Mohamed Salah (2018)A curling solo finish for Liverpool against Everton in the Merseyside derby.360pts
5Olivier Giroud (2017)A backheeled scorpion-kick volley for Arsenal against Crystal Palace.360pts
6Miroslav Stoch (2012)A thunderous dipping volley for Fenerbahçe in the Turkish league.0pts
7Faiz Subri (2016)An impossibly swerving free-kick for Penang in the Malaysian league.0pts
8Son Heung-min (2020)A 70-yard solo run from his own box to finish for Tottenham against Burnley.0pts
9Cristiano Ronaldo (2009)A dipping 40-yard strike for Manchester United against Porto won the inaugural Puskás Award.0pts
10Hamit Altintop (2010)A perfectly struck first-time volley for Turkey against Kazakhstan.0pts
11Erik Lamela (2021)A rabona that nutmegged a defender for Tottenham against Arsenal.0pts
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