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Su Dong Won the Ballon d'Or for the Fourth Time!

The news spread across the world overnight, and Su Dong's name once again became famous worldwide.

Besides focusing on Su Dong winning the award, the media and fans were also paying attention to another piece of news: in the Ballon d'Or voting, Su Dong had received an unprecedented 478 points, setting the highest scoring record in the award's history.

In other words, among the 96 voting journalists, only two had failed to place Su Dong first, instead ranking him second. That cost Su Dong two points and prevented him from achieving a perfect score.

This was the highest winning score in the history of the Ballon d'Or, leaving countless media outlets and fans amazed.

No one went so far as to criticize the journalists from the two media outlets that had failed to rank Su Dong as their first choice, because it would have been meaningless. Everyone was more focused on Su Dong's overwhelming dominance.

He had made the Ballon d'Or lose all suspense long ago.

The final Ballon d'Or voting rankings were hardly suspenseful either. Su Dong, Messi, and Cristiano Ronaldo occupied the top three spots, which basically matched outside predictions.

After the list had been reduced from 50 players to 30, only one player had failed to receive a vote this year: the French striker Benzema, who played for Real Madrid.

Every Bayern player nominated had received votes. Aside from Su Dong, Ribéry ranked highest, taking eighth place in the Ballon d'Or rankings. Robben came thirteenth, while the remaining players were generally ranked further down.

As the news of Su Dong winning his fourth Ballon d'Or spread around the world, the renowned firm KPMG also released its latest ranking of player valuations. Su Dong topped the global