Pascal Ferré, a former president of **France Football**, the organization responsible for awarding the prestigious Ballon d'Or, has shared his opinion on who should win the next edition of the award. Ferré is known for his deep involvement in French football and has been a key figure in shaping the award's history. Ferré believes that while French players are often in the running for the Ballon d'Or, the most deserving candidate this year may not be French. He has not named the specific player he supports, but his comments suggest that the award could go to an international talent who has made a significant impact on the global stage. The Ballon d'Or is awarded annually to the best male footballer in the world, as decided by a panel of journalists and coaches. It has been a symbol of individual excellence in the sport for over half a century, with winners coming from various countries and clubs. Ferré’s comments come at a time when several top players from different nations are competing for the honor. While the final decision rests with the voting panel, Ferré’s insight adds to the ongoing conversation about who might be the most deserving recipient this year.