FIFA Club World Cup 2025: Cole Palmer named Player of the Tournament; Full list of awards
Cole Palmer bagged a brace and set up another for Joao Pedro as Chelsea became the first English side to lift the trophy twice after winning the 2021 edition.
ALSO READ | Full list of FIFA Club World Cup winners
Palmer's efforts earned him the Player Of The Match award in the final and while also being adjudged the player of tournament.
FULL LIST OF FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP 2025 AWARDS
Champion: Chelsea
Best Player of the Tournament: Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
Top Goalscorer: Gonzalo Garcia (Real Madrid) - 4 goals
Best Young Player: Desire Doue (Paris Saint-Germain)
Best Goalkeeper: Robert Sanchez (Chelsea)
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