This is the last Premier League player to win the Ballon d'Or

Manchester United is the most important team in England, that's why they look for a team where the base of the team is maintained and every season they add new additions that help the club's performance rise, and in turn they can improve in the team's approach individually, so it was when a player of the team was the best of all.

To be the best you need your teammates, in the specific case of Benzema who found many options from his teammates, who helped his level to increase, helped in many ways, supplied the striker with many balls to score the necessary goals that gave him the possibility to be disputing this recognition.

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The French magazine, France Football, gives this recognition that has had a lot of importance after the years where between Messi and Cristiano, both players disputed the golden balls, that is why between the two of them they have 11, that means that they dominated an era that is coming to an end, one of the first to step forward and take this title is Benzema.

The player won the Champions League being a very important player for the club, he had a magnificent season by his team and teammates, he was vital in each of the special moments of Real Madrid, where he stood out as the axis of attack and found a great level in the rest of the season of the club, the veteran player has a great team that helped him to maintain a great individual level.

The last Premier League player to win the Ballon d'Or was Cristiano Ronaldo

That season was a great one for the 37-year-old Portuguese star, who is in his second spell with the Red Devils. This team knows what Cristiano was at the franchise and that is why they have great respect for what he has achieved, a formidable career in which he wants to continue adding international and Major League titles wherever there is an opportunity.