The Ballon d’Or ceremony saw some of the biggest soccer stars dazzle on the red carpet last night. Notably, they were joined by many other entities from the world of entertainment. In particular, Hollywood sensations, Tom Holland and Zendaya made a surprise entry at the ceremony last night, winning hearts with their gracious presence.

Tom Holland and Zendaya make a surprise entry

The actress wore a black gown as she donned the red carpet elegantly. The dress was an fw2000 Roberto Cavalli metal spine dress. As for Spiderman, Holland sported a classic black and white tuxedo.

The duo looked amazing as always, sending paparazzi berserk, greeting one too many footballing stars, including Lionel Messi.

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Holland greets Messi

Making history yet again, Argentinian maestro Lionel Messi won his seventh Ballon d’Or last night. Notably, fans couldn’t contain their excitement about the same, especially after they spotted an interaction between Tom and Messi.

As Messi was heading inside the hall, ahead of the award ceremony, fans saw Tom greet the Parisian. Wishing him good luck, the two shook hands and parted ways. Hours later, Messi won his 7th Ballon d’Or, proving once again why he is the greatest of all time. ‘

One can’t help but notice that Messi now has two Ballon d’Ors more than Cristiano Ronaldo. Recently, it was reported that Ronaldo wishes to end his career, winning the Ballon d’Or more times than Messi has. However, in a recent Instagram post, Cristiano denied making any such comments. In fact, he even slammed the source for insinuating false news and steering controversy around the Portugal legend.

Regardless, CR7 fans would also want Ronaldo to finish with more awards than his rival, Lionel Messi. However, at 36, with a far from promising future with the Portugal national team, do you think Ronaldo has a chance of matching his counterpart’s remarkable feat?

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