So much about the Ballon d'Or suggests it doesn't really care about women's football | Tom Garry
Briefly

The glaring omission of two major awards for women's football in this year's Ballon d'Or emphasizes the ongoing disparities in recognition compared to men's football.
With the absence of individual categories for young female players, the awards overlook rising stars like Salma Paralluelo and Alyssa Thompson, missing an important celebration of talent.
The organisers justify their efforts with a new women's coach of the year award, but the lack of categories for women's young players and goalkeepers suggests little commitment to parity.
Clashing the awards date with a women's international break means many nominees won’t be present, further underlining the disregard for female players' participation and recognition.
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