Brazil mentor Tite voted in favor of Cristiano Ronaldo over his own player Neymar on his FIFA vote for The Best Men's Player Award.
Ronaldo brought home the honor for the second sequential year on Monday, beating kindred finalists Lionel Messi of Barcelona and PSG's Neymar.
The honor, which covers the time of Nov. 20, 2016, to July 2, 2017, is voted in favor of by national group mentors, chiefs and chose media, who each recorded a to start with, second and third-put decision on their polls.
Voting comes about discharged by FIFA demonstrated that neither Messi nor Ronaldo voted in favor of each other, a typical event in this information throughout the years, while Neymar kept on without the full help of his own nation.
For the second in a row year, Tite voted in favor of Ronaldo first and Neymar second. In the wake of voting Neymar third a year ago, media delegate Paulo Coelho left Neymar off his poll completely, leaning toward Ronaldo, Messi and Brazilian protector Marcelo.
Neymar did not vote as Brazil's poll was filled by Dani Alves, who chose his kinsman in the first place, trailed by Messi second and Ronaldo third. A year ago he voted Messi above Neymar.
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Messi's ahead of everyone else vote went to Barcelona partner Luis Suarez, trailed by Andres Iniesta and Neymar, who left the Camp Nou for Paris Saint-Germain this late spring.
Ronaldo voted just for his Real Madrid colleagues - Luka Modric, Sergio Ramos and Marcelo. Portugal mentor Fernando Santos picked Ronaldo initially, trailed by Modric and afterward Messi.
Among other outstanding votes:
Messi was one of just three players to vote Suarez to begin with, alongside Uruguay's Diego Godin and Montserrat's Anthony Griffith, who additionally included Harry Kane and N'Golo Kante in his ticket.
Chelsea midfielder Kante got three in front of the pack votes, all from players - including his colleague Eden Hazard, yet he was excluded in any of the three tickets from France, including that of Hugo Lloris.
Hazard's sole ahead of everyone else vote originated from his Belgium chief Roberto Martinez, while just Vanuatu columnist Raymond Nase put Kane first.
Poland commander Robert Lewandowski again voted Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer to start with, however Neuer picked kinsman Toni Kroos over his club partner.
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