The Worldwide Ballon d'Or if it had been since 1920 and only for Europe

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  1. Gutigut

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    Arsenal
    Colombia
    Jul 26, 2023
    Cali, Valle del Cauca, Colombia
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    1920: György Orth (Hungarian League champion and Top-Scorer with 28 goals)

    1921: György Orth (Hungarian League champion and Top-Scorer with 21 goals)

    1922: György Orth (Hungarian League champion and Top-Scorer with 26 goals)

    1923: Charlie Buchan (English League champion and Top-Scorer with 30 goals)

    1924: Max Abbeglen (Olympic Games 2nd place, 6 goals in the Olympic games)

    1925: Josep Samitier (Copa del Rey winner, 20 goals in 20 matches)

    1926: Ferenc Hirzer (37 goals in 26 matches)

    1927: Karel Pesek (Czech league champion, Czech league MVP, Mitropa Cup champion, Mitropa MVP)

    1928: Dixie Dean (League Champion, 60 goals in 39 matches)

    1929: Ricardo Zamora (Copa del Rey, Copa del Rey MVP, Catalan Cup, Catalan Cup MVP)

    1930: Giuseppe Meazza (Serie A, Serie A top-scorer)

    1931: Raimundo Orsi (Serie A, 20 Goals as a winger)

    1932: Matthias Sindelar (Central European Cup being MVP, 18 League goals,)

    1933: Matthias Sindelar (13 league goals, Austrian Cup, 6 Cup goals, Mitropa Cup, 5 goals in Mitropa Cup)

    1934: Giuseppe Meazza (21 league goals, WC Champion, WC Golden Ball)

    1935: György Sárosi (Mitropa Cup top scorer 9 goals, Central European Cup top-scorer)

    1936: Matthias Sindelar (Mitropa Cup, 8 Mitropa goals, Austrian Cup, 5 Austrian Cup goals)

    1937: György Sárosi (Mitropa Cup, Mitropa Cup top-scorer with 12 goals, 66 goals in the entire natural year)

    1938: Giuseppe Meazza (Serie A, Serie A top scorer with 20 goals, WC Champion, 1 goal and 5 assists in the WC)

    1939: Gyula Zsengellér (Europe’s golden boot with 56 goals in 26 games, Mitropa Cup, Mitropa Cup top-scorer with 9 goals, League champion)

    1940-1945 (World War 2)

    1946: Valentino Mazzola (Serie A, Serie A MVP with 16 goals)

    1947: Valentino Mazzola (Serie A, Serie A MVP, Serie A top-scorer with 29 goals)

    1948: Stanley Matthews (FA Cup runner-up, He was awarded by the FWA as the best player in the English League.)

    1949: Ferenc Puskas (59 league goals in 30 games, League champion)

    1950 Ferenc Puskas (56 goals in 45 games, League Champion, League top-scorer)
     

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