The Ballon d’Or brings football’s biggest names under one roof, and the spotlight is already on London.
Lionel Messi arrived with his family, while Bayern Munich stars Harry Kane and Michael Olise joined the crowd at the London Palladium.
For these players, the journey to football’s biggest stage takes years of hard work, sacrifice, and unforgettable performances.
But one debate always follows the biggest football nights: greatness means something different to every fan.
If you could give the Ballon d’Or to just one player, who would get your vote?
#BallonDor #CR7
Football royalty has arrived in London for the Ballon d’Or ceremony.
Lionel Messi arrived with his partner and children, while Bayern Munich’s squad, led by Harry Kane and Michael Olise, made its way to the London Palladium.
Different stars. Different journeys. One stage celebrating football’s biggest names.
Behind every legendary career are years of sacrifice, pressure, and moments fans will never forget.
And whenever Messi and Ronaldo enter the conversation, the debate never really ends.
Who is the greatest footballer of all time in your eyes?
#BallonDor #CR7
Messi holds the record for most men's Ballon d'Or wins 😤
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University of Pennsylvania: Benjamin Franklin's university
Benjamin Franklin founded the University of Pennsylvania, known as Penn, in 1740, envisioning a school that would prepare students for practical life. Today, Penn is an Ivy League research university best known for the world-renowned Wharton School and the Perelman School of Medicine, which grew from the first medical school in the American colonies.
Franklin's practical approach left a lasting mark on the university. Penn established its medical school in 1765, while Wharton, founded in 1881, became the first collegiate business school in the United States. Its notable alumni include President Donald Trump, Elon Musk, Warren Buffett, and singer John Legend, while Wharton remains one of the most recognizable names in business education.
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