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Among all the Ballon d'Or controversies, Erling Haaland's in 2023 remains one of the most painful. Imagine delivering one of the greatest individual seasons in modern football and still being told it wasn't enough because the award seemed reserved for FIFA's only princess(Messi) Erling Haaland (2022/23) — Manchester City 🏟️ 53 appearances ⚽ 52 goals 🎯 9 assists 🔥 61 goal contributions By competition: • Premier League: 36 goals, 8 assists • UEFA Champions League: 12 goals, 1 assist (Golden Boot) • FA Cup: 3 goals • EFL Cup: 1 goal 🏆 Premier League champion 🏆 FA Cup winner 🏆 UEFA Champions League winner 🏆 Historic Treble winner Individual honours: 🥇 Premier League Golden Boot 🥇 UEFA Champions League Golden Boot 🥇 European Golden Shoe 🥇 Premier League Player of the Season 🥇 FWA Footballer of the Year Yet, when he lost the 2023 Ballon d'Or, the explanation was that the World Cup had greater importance because it was a World Cup year. If the World Cup was the deciding factor in 2023, why wasn't it in 2010? Andrés Iniesta scored the winning goal in the 2010 FIFA World Cup final and helped Spain win their first-ever World Cup. He finished second. Wesley Sneijder won the Serie A, Coppa Italia and UEFA Champions League with Inter Milan, playing a pivotal role in one of the greatest Treble-winning seasons ever. He then led the Netherlands to the 2010 FIFA World Cup final, finishing as one of the tournament's top performers with five goals. Neither Iniesta nor Sneijder won the Ballon d'Or. Instead, the award went to Lionel Messi, whose club statistics - 47 goals and 11 assists during the 2009/10 season were considered more important than World Cup success. So why did the criteria suddenly change? In 2010, club performances and individual numbers outweighed the World Cup. In 2023, the World Cup suddenly became the defining factor. As the saying goes: Three things cannot remain hidden for long: the sun, the moon... and the truth.