FIFA are less than one week away from rewarding the finest footballers of 2020. It's a year that many sports fans will be happy to see the back of and football's governing body is hoping to end a tumultuous 12 months on a high note with their virtual awards gala on Thursday. With France Football's prestigious Ballon d'Or off the cards for a year, all eyes will be on FIFA's 'The Best' awards to fill the gap that would otherwise be left empty in the history books. FIFA 'The Best' awards Truth be told, the winner of the men's prize looks pretty certain with Robert Lewandowski standing out as most people's pick despite competing with both Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.