"Bayern forward Klara Bühl crowned an excellent 12 months by being name the fourth-best women's player in the world. The 25-year-old had played a key role in Bayern's historic first domestic double and was also crucial to Germany's efforts at the summer's Euros. Bühl has been particularly prolific this season as a provider. No player across Europe's top five leagues has had a direct hand in more goals than her."
"Momoko Tanikawa 's performances throughout 2025 were also recognised as the Japan international came fourth in the IFFHS' list of best U20 players in the world, behind Vicky Lopez, Linda Caicedo and Michelle Agyemang. Tanikawa has started 17 games in all competitions for Bayern this season, scoring six goals, including in the recent Champions League wins over Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain."
The IFFHS awards use statistics and an international jury of journalists and experts from 75 countries and cover performances from 1 January to 10 December. Bayern forward Klara Bühl finished fourth in the women's player rankings, tied with Alexia Putellas on 30 points while Aitana Bonmati won with 196 points. Bühl was a key figure in Bayern's first domestic double and Germany's Euros campaign and led Europe's top five leagues in direct goal contributions. Momoko Tanikawa placed fourth in the U20 list after starting 17 games and scoring six goals, including in Champions League wins over Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain. Bayern were third in the IFFHS best club rankings behind Barcelona and Corinthians following an impressive November.
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