Thirty-Third La Liga Title
Coaches Real Madrid to their thirty-third Spanish league championship.
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Coaches Real Madrid to their thirty-third Spanish league championship.
Scored Manchester United's opening goal with a deflected shot.
Dribbles inside and scores the first goal of the DFB-Pokal final against Eintracht Frankfurt, setting Dortmund on its way to the trophy.
Becomes the first coach in the Champions League era to retain the trophy.
Arsenal secure the cup for Wenger, recording a 2-1 final result against Chelsea. The final gives the manager a place among FA Cup winners.
Audrey Azoulay became Director General and continued UNESCO's multilateral work in culture education and science.
Joins Barcelona from Borussia Dortmund following Neymar's departure.
Maupay joined Brentford from Saint-Étienne and developed into a highly productive Championship striker through movement and energetic pressing.
Leads discovery of temperate planet Ross 128 b around a nearby red dwarf.
Chelsea midfielder Kante earns the writers award for his ball-winning range, tactical discipline and pivotal role in another Premier League triumph.
N'Golo Kante wins the 2016/17 Premier League championship with Chelsea and wins major individual honours for his ball-winning and pressing in midfield.
Kylian Mbappé joined Paris Saint-Germain from Monaco and developed into the club's leading goalscorer across the following seasons.
Alexandre Lacazette moves to Arsenal after playing for Lyon. Arsenal signed Lyon's experienced scorer as it sought greater consistency in the final third.
Manchester City recruits Benjamin Mendy, formerly of Monaco. The French full-back transferred from Monaco during City's expensive overhaul of its wide defensive positions.
Kylian Mbappe joins Paris Saint-Germain from Monaco. The teenage World Cup prospect initially joined on loan with a purchase arrangement after Monaco's title-winning season.
Arsène Wenger became the first manager to win seven FA Cups when Arsenal defeated Chelsea two one.
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