The full list of votes for the 2023 Ballon d'Or have been released to the public by France Football.

Lionel Messi took home this year's award on Monday night following a ceremony in Paris, becoming the first player to ever win the Ballon d'Or on eight occasions.

He fought off the challenge of Erling Haaland, who scored a staggering 52 goals on Manchester City's way to the treble last season.

The Ballon d'Or is voted on by 100 journalists from FIFA's top 100 ranked nations. They select five players, with first place receiving six points, second receiving four, third taking three, fourth gaining two and fifth accumulating one.

Voting selections have now been released in full, revealing that Messi finished ahead of Haaland by 105 points, racking up 462 in total.

This represents Messi's largest margin of victory since the Ballon d'Or fell back under France Football's sole jurisdiction in 2016 after splitting with UEFA - he won by a mere seven points from Virgil van Dijk in 2019 and recorded 33 points ahead of Robert Lewandowski in 2021.

The result was hardly a landslide however, particularly when compared to Karim Benzema's triumph in 2022 when he accumulated 549 points and second-placed Sadio Mane finished with only 193.

Messi received first-placed votes from 65 journalists, with Haaland finishing first on 20 ballots. The other players to receive the full six points were Kylian Mbappe and Bernardo Silva.

Of the 30 finalists for the award, only five failed to gain any points in voting whatsoever - Jamal Musiala, Nicolo Barella, Randal Kolo Muani, Martin Odegaard and Ruben Dias.

Ballon d'Or 2023 full results

Rank	Player	Nationality	Club	Points
1	Lionel Messi	Argentina	PSG/Inter Miami	462
2	Erling Haaland	Norway	Man City	357
3	Kylian Mbappe	France	PSG	270
4	Kevin De Bruyne	Belgium	Man City	100
5	Rodri	Spain	Man City	57
6	Vinicius Junior	Brazil	Real Madrid	49
7	Julian Alvarez	Argentina	Man City	28
8	Victor Osimhen	Nigeria	Napoli	24
9	Bernardo Silva	Portugal	Man City	20
10	Luka Modric	Croatia	Real Madrid	19
11	Mohamed Salah	Egypt	Liverpool	13
12	Robert Lewandowski	Poland	Barcelona	12
13	Yassine Bounou	Morocco	Sevilla/Al Hilal	10
14	Ilkay Gundogan	Germany	Man City/Barcelona	8
15	Emiliano Martinez	Argentina	Aston Villa	7
16	Karim Benzema	France	Real Madrid/Al Ittihad	6
17	Khvicha Kvaratskhelia	Georgia	Napoli	6
18	Jude Bellingham	England	Borussia Dortmund/Real Madrid	5
19	Harry Kane	England	Tottenham/Bayern Munich	4
20	Lautaro Martinez	Argentina	Inter	4
21	Antoine Griezmann	France	Atletico Madrid	4
22	Kim Min-jae	South Korea	Napoli/Bayern Munich	3
23	Andre Onana	Cameroon	Inter/Man Utd	2
24	Bukayo Saka	England	Arsenal	1
25	Josko Gvardiol	Croatia	RB Leipzig/Man City	1
26	Jamal Musiala	Germany	Bayern Munich	0
27	Nicolo Barella	Italy	Inter	0
28	Randal Kolo Muani	France	Eintracht Frankfurt/PSG	0
29	Martin Odegaard	Norway	Arsenal	0
30	Ruben Dias	Portugal	Man City