Paraguayan goalkeeper Orlando Gill ranks 18th in AIPS world ranking after 2026 World Cup
핵심 요약
- 1. Orlando Gill ranked 18th with 12 points in AIPS's 2026 World Cup poll.
- 2. Gill stood out as the only Paraguayan footballer to manage entering the prestigious list.
- 3. Lionel Messi finished first with 1.179 points, while Kylian Mbappé and Jude Bellingham became second and third.
- 4. Representatives from 121 countries participated in the poll, scoring the best three footballers.
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Paraguayan goalkeeper Orlando Gill ranked 18th overall in the global poll organized by the International Sports Press Association (AIPS) following the 2026 World Cup. Amassing 12 points from six journalists' votes, Gill managed to become the only Paraguayan footballer to enter this prestigious list with his tournament performance.
While Argentine Lionel Messi took the top spot with 1.179 points, he was followed by Frenchman Kylian Mbappé with 717 points and Englishman Jude Bellingham with 470 points. Gill was recognized as one of the 20 footballers on the same prestigious list alongside world-renowned stars such as Erling Haaland, Lamine Yamal, and Mohamed Salah.
In the poll, where participants from a total of 121 countries were represented, each journalist determined the top three players of the tournament with a ranking of 5, 3, and 1 points. This international recognition of Gill, who played a significant role in the Paraguay national team's success in the World Cup, reveals that his goalkeeping performance is appreciated on a global scale.
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- How many points did Orlando Gill receive in the AIPS poll, and what was his rank?
- Orlando Gill ranked 18th overall by collecting 12 points from six journalists' votes.
- Which footballers finished at the top of the AIPS poll?
- Lionel Messi finished first with 1.179 points, followed by Kylian Mbappé with 717 points and Jude Bellingham with 470 points.
- Who participated in the AIPS poll, and how was it conducted?
- Accredited journalists representing 121 countries participated. Each journalist gave 5, 3, and 1 points to the three best players they identified, respectively.