FourFourTwo

Notable editors of FourFourTwo have included Mat Snow, Hugh Sleight and Hitesh Ratna. The founding editor was Karen Buchanan.

The magazine is split up in the following sections: Upfront, Features, Action Replay and The Mixer.

Rankings and awards

Argentine Lionel Messi has won the award a record 8 times, 4 of which in consecutive years (2009–12).[2]

FourFourTwo has a number of annual rankings and awards. In 2007, the magazine put together its first FFT100, a list of the 100 best footballers in the world - according to them.[3][4] At the end of the 2012–13 Premier League season, FourFourTwo announced its first Stats Zone Awards.[5] In May 2015, the inaugural list of the 50 best Asian players in world football was announced.[6] They also do a top 50 of players from the Football League.[7]

Best Football Player in the World

Year	Player	Club
2007	Kaká[4]	Milan
2008	Cristiano Ronaldo	Manchester United
2009	Lionel Messi	Barcelona
2010	Lionel Messi	Barcelona
2011	Lionel Messi	Barcelona
2012	Lionel Messi	Barcelona
2013	Cristiano Ronaldo[8]	Real Madrid
2014	Cristiano Ronaldo	Real Madrid
2015	Lionel Messi[9]	Barcelona
2016	Cristiano Ronaldo	Real Madrid
2017	Lionel Messi[10]	Barcelona
2018	Lionel Messi[11]	Barcelona
2019	Lionel Messi[12]	Barcelona
2020	Robert Lewandowski[13]	Bayern Munich
2021	Robert Lewandowski[14]	Bayern Munich
2022	Erling Haaland	Borussia Dortmund Manchester City

Wins by Player

Player	Wins
Lionel Messi	8
Cristiano Ronaldo	4
Robert Lewandowski	2
Kaká	1
Erling Haaland	1

Win by Clubs

Clubs	Wins
FC Barcelona	8
Real Madrid	3
Bayern Munich	2
AC Milan	1
Manchester United	1
Manchester City	1
Borussia Dortmund	1

• Australian edition - FourFourTwo launched an Australian edition in October 2005, to coincide with the new A-League.

The launch publicity ran with the tagline of "It's footy, but not as you know it," a reference to the popularity of Australian rules football and rugby league and the fact that association football is referred to as soccer in Australia. This also referred to the launch slogan of the A-League: "It's football, but not as you know it" — part of the work Football Australia is doing to rebrand and relaunch the game. Further to this, the first edition's frontpage contained the motto "Goodbye Soccer, Hello Football." The current editor is Kevin Airs.[18] The magazine closed in August 2018.

• Brazilian edition - First published in 2009, by Brazilian publishing company Cadiz.
• Bulgarian edition - First published in April 2010, having pre-World Cup information about the England national football team and coach Fabio Capello for its cover story.
• Croatian edition - First published in October 2010.
• Dutch edition - First published in November 2018, by F&L Media[19]
• Egyptian edition - First published in June 2010, by Egyptian publishing company Omedia.
• Hungarian edition - First published in March 2010.
• Indonesian edition - First published in 2009, by PT Tunas Bola.
• Italian edition - First published in December 2013. Editor Xavier Jacobelli.
• Korean edition - First published in June 2007, by Korean publishing company MediaWill. Articles on domestic football normally take up about half of the 190-pages.
• Malaysian/Singapore edition - In 2009, Measat publications took over the license of the Malaysian edition, which is also on sale in Singapore. On 11 August 2009, a weekly FourFourTwo TV Show began on affiliated television station, Astro SuperSport, hosted by former ESPN anchor Jason Dasey. There are now two weekly editions: FourFourTwo EuroZone and FourFourTwo EuroGoals, as well as a monthly version, FourFourTwo Performance.
• Nigerian edition - First published in 2006, relaunched May 2008 with Samm Audu as the editor. It is the biggest-selling soccer magazine in West Africa. It also sells in South Africa.
• Polish edition - First published in May 2010, by Arskom Group.
• Portuguese edition - First published in November 2013, by the company 'Goody S.A.'.
• Swedish edition - First published in April 2008.
• Thai edition - First published in November 2009, by Plus One Media Co., Ltd., on 3rd day of the month. Now, FourFourTwo are published by Siam Sport Syndicate Co.Ltd, on early of the month.
• Turkish edition - First published in April 2006.
• Vietnamese edition - First published in May 2010.

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