A supercomputer has predicted Golden Ball winners for the next ten years, including great names such as Lamine Yamal, Jude Bellingham, Erling Haaland and Andrewick.
Harry Kane has won this year’s Golden Ball, leaving Lamine Yamalin and Kyylan Mbrappen behind, but attention has already turned to what may happen in future editions of the prestigious prize.
According to forecasts by a supercomputer, Jude Bellingham is expected to be the winner of Golden Ball in 2027. The English midfielder comes after an impressive performance in El Classico, where Real Madrid beat Barcelona by 2-1.
However, the most striking name in these predictions is Lamine Yamal. Barcelona talent has launched a fantastic 2026/27 season, with eight goals and six assets in ten matches in all races.
According to the supercomputer, Yamal will win the Golden Ball in 2028, while predicting to triumph in the 1920s and 2035s. If this scenario were accomplished, the Spanish star would become one of his generation’s most dominant football players.
In 2029, the award is forecast to meet Michael Olyse, who can assume the role of Chairman of Bayer Munichu. A year later, in 2030, the supercomputer views Erling Hayland as potential prize winners.
The list continues with Andrew, who is expected to win the Golden Ball in 2032. Brazil is expected to meet its potential at Real Madrid and turn into one of the world’s top football stars.
Another surprising name is Pau Cubbars. Barcelona defenders are expected to win the prize in 2033, becoming the first defender since Fabio Cannavaro in 2006 to be declared the winner of the Golden Ball.
In 2034 the turn would be to Arda Guler, who is aiming to gain an increasingly important role in Real Madrid.
The forecasts end with Estevaon of Chelsea, to whom the supercomputer attributes the Golden Ball in 2036.
In general, these projections suggest that La League football players and Premier League can dominate the race for the most prestigious individual prize in the next decade. /Telegraph/