Aitana Bonmatí Crowned ESPN’s No. 1 Women’s Soccer Player for 2025 – A Third Consecutive Year
Aitana Bonmatí continues her reign as the top player in women’s soccer. ESPN FC‘s annual ranking of the top 50 players has, for the third year running, placed the Spanish midfielder at No.1. This solidifies her position as a dominant force in the sport and reflects consistent, exceptional performance.
The ranking process involved a panel of 25 global women’s soccer experts. Each expert submitted their top 50 players, with votes weighted from 50 points for a No. 1 selection down to 1 point for a No. 50 pick. This comprehensive approach ensures a well-rounded and authoritative list.
You can explore previous years’ rankings to see the evolution of talent:
* 2024: /id/39050145/2023-best-50-women-soccer-players-ranked-world”>https://www.espn.com/soccer/story//id/39050145/2023-best-50-women-soccer-players-ranked-world
* 2022:
* 2021: /id/37615109/50-best-players-game-right-now”>https://www.espn.com/soccer/story//id/37615109/50-best-players-game-right-now
Who Shaped the Rankings? Meet the Experts
The credibility of this ranking rests on the expertise of its voting panel. Here’s a look at the individuals who contributed their insights:
* vlatko Andonovski: Sporting Director, Kansas City Current; former U.S. National Team Coach.
* Lesle Gallimore: General Manager, Seattle reign FC; Former University of Washington Coach.
* Mark Parsons: Sporting Director, Angel City FC; Former coach of the Dutch national team, Washington Spirit, and Portland Thorns.
* Denise Reddy: Assistant Coach, U.S. Women’s National Team; Former assistant at Chelsea and Washington Spirit.
* antonio Contreras: Head Coach, Chivas; Former Head Coach of Atletico Madiod and Real Betis.
* Jimmy Coenraets: Head Coach, Utah Royals; Former Head Coach of Oud-Heverlee Leuven.
* Yael Averbuch West: General Manager, Gotham FC; Former player for the U.S. National Team.
* Natalia Astrain: Soccer Commentator for ESPN’s UEFA Women’s Champions League coverage; Former coach of FC Barcelona and the U17 USWNT.
* Sam Mewis: Commentator; Former world Cup champion and NWSL champion with the USWNT and North Carolina Courage; No. 1 on ESPN FC Women’s Rank in 2021.
* Emma Byrne: Commentator; Former UEFA Champions League winner with arsenal and former member of Ireland national team.
* Janelly Farías: Commentator;
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