Christian Pulisic has been named to UEFA's Champions League breakthrough team of 2016.

Pulisic started five of his club's six games in the UCL, while he has also managed two goals in 12 games in the Bundesliga this season.

Seven clubs are represented in the XI, but Dortmund have the most number of players with Pulisic joined by Ousmane Dembele and Raphael Guerreiro.

Barcelona's Sergi Roberto and Samuel Umtiti were named to the team along with Victor Lindlof of Benfica.

Bayern's Renato Sanches and Joshua Kimmich made the XI, along with Thomas Lemar of Monaco and PSG's Alphons Areola.

Andre Silva of Porto rounds out the XI.

Cristiano Ronaldo has reclaimed his spot from Lionel Messi as the top footballer in the world, according to The Guardian's Top-100 list. Luis Suarez ranks third while Antoine Griezmann has climbed from 28th to fourth with Neymar rounding out the top-5.

Riyad Mahrez jumped from 97th to 10th while teammate Jamie Vardy is ranked 19th this season after coming in at 68 in 2015.

Bayern Munich had players in the top-100, while Real Madrid had 12, Barcelona had eight and Manchester City had seven.

(The Guardian Top-100 for 2014 and 2015)

Full List
1. Cristiano Ronaldo, Real Madrid
2. Lionel Messi, Barcelona
3. Luis Suarez, Barcelona
4. Antoine Griezmann, Atletico Madrid
5. Neymar, Barcelona
6. Gareth Bale, Real Madrid
7. Robert Lewandowski, Bayern Munich
8. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Borussia Dortmund
9. Alexis Sanchez, Arsenal
10. Riyad Mahrez, Leicester City
11. Sergio Aguero, Manchester City
12. Luka Modric, Real Madrid
13. Kevin De Bruyne, Manchester City
14. Gonzalo Higuain, Juventus
15. Andres Iniesta, Barcelona
16. N'Golo Kante, Chelsea
17. Paul Pogba, Manchester United
18. Manuel Neuer, Bayern Munich
19. Jamie Vardy, Leicester City
20. Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Manchester United
21. Toni Kroos, Real Madrid
22. Gianluigi Buffon, Juventus
23. Mesut Ozil, Arsenal
24. Diego Godin, Atletico Madrid
25. Sergio Ramos, Real Madrid
26. Leonardo Bonucci, Juventus
27. Dimitri Payet, West Ham
28. Philippe Coutinho, Liverpool
29. David de Gea, Manchester United
30. Pepe, Real Madrid
31. Thomas Muller, Bayern Munich
32. Arturo Vidal, Bayern Munich
33. Harry Kane, Tottenham Hotspur
34. Ivan Rakitic, Barcelona
35. Eden Hazard, Chelsea
36. Jerome Boateng, Bayern Munich
37. Paulo Dybala, Juventus
38. Gerard Pique, Barcelona
39. Sergio Busquets, Barcelona
40. Hugo Lloris, Tottenham Hotspur
41. Koke, Atletico Madrid
42. Jan Oblak, Atletico Madrid
43. Angel di Maria, Paris Saint-Germain
44. David Silva, Manchester City
45. Marco Verratti, Paris Saint-Germain
46. Diego Costa, Chelsea
47. Edinson Cavani, Paris Saint-Germain
48. Marcelo, Real Madrid
49. Mauro Icardi, Inter Milan
50. Karim Benzema, Real Madrid
51. Mats Hummels, Bayern Munich
52. Thiago Silva, Paris Saint-Germain
53. Casemiro, Real Madrid
54. Renato Sanches, Bayern Munich
55. Keylor Navas, Real Madrid
56. Philipp Lahm, Bayern Munich
57. Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Manchester United
58. Toby Alderweireld, Tottenham Hotspur
59. Kevin Gameiro, Atletico Madrid
60. Joshua Kimmich, Bayern Munich
61. David Alaba, Bayern Munich
62. Javier Mascherano, Barcelona
63. Douglas Costa, Bayern Munich
64. Gabriel Jesus, Palmeiras
65. Mohamed Salah, Roma
66. Giorgio Chiellini, Juventus
67. Aritz Aduriz, Athletic Bilbao
68. Laurent Koscielny, Arsenal
69. Sadio Mane, Liverpool
70. Miralem Pjanic, Juventus
71. Alvaro Morata, Real Madrid
72. Kasper Schmeichel, Leicester City
73. Aaron Ramsey, Arsenal
74. Raphael Guerreiro, Borussia Dortmund
75. Rui Patricio, Sporting Lisbon
76. Roberto Firmino, Liverpool
77. Yannick Carrasco, Atletico Madrid
78. Dani Alves, Juventus
79. Nani, Valencia
80. Gianluigi Donnarumma, AC Milan
81. Claudio Bravo, Manchester City
82. Marek Hamsik, Napoli
83. Miguel Borja, Atletico Nacional
84. Blaise Matuidi, Paris Saint-Germain
85. Ilkay Gundogan, Manchester City
86. Juan Mata, Manchester United
87. James Rodriguez, Real Madrid
88. Raheem Sterling, Manchester City
89. Arjen Robben, Bayern Munich
90. Dele Alli, Tottenham Hotspur
91. Adrien Silva, Sporting Lisbon
92. Thibaut Courtois, Chelsea
93. Fernandinho, Manchester City
94. Alexandre Lacazette, Lyon
95. Ever Banega, Inter Milan
96. Francesco Totti, Roma
97. Santi Cazorla, Arsenal
98. Thiago Alcantara, Bayern Munich
99. Julian Weigl, Borussia Dortmund
100. Ousmane Dembele, Borussia Dortmund

Cristiano Ronaldo has won the 2016 Ballon d'Or, beating out fellow finalists Lionel Messi and Antoine Griezmann.

Ronaldo has now won the award for the fourth time of his career, previously winning 2008, 2013 and 2014.

Ronaldo won the Champions League with Real Madrid and also the European Championship with Portugal in 2016.

For club and country in 2016, Ronaldo has scored 51 goals in 54 matches.

David Villa has been named the Most Valuable Player of Major League Soccer for 2016.

“I’m very proud to represent NYCFC and to receive this award,” said Villa.

“It’s a big day for me because this is one of the things I said I wanted to do when I came here two years ago.”

“This is an important day in my career – this is an important moment for me. This award is for the best player in this amazing league which has many quality players so this is a very happy and proud day for me.”

Villa scored 23 regular season goals.

Bradley Wright-Phillips and Sacha Kljestan were the other two finalists.

The MLS has announced their Best XI for the 2016 season, which featured just two players from the United States.

2016 MLS Best XI

Goalkeeper: Andre Blake, Philadelphia Union

Defenders: Jelle Van Damme, LA Galaxy, Axel Sjoberg, Colorado Rapids, Matt Hedges, FC Dallas

Midfielders: Sacha Kljestan, New York Red Bulls, Mauro Diaz, FC Dallas, Giovani dos Santos, LA Galaxy, Ignacio Piatti, Montreal Impact

Forwards: Sebastian Giovinco, Toronto FC, Bradley Wright-Phillips, New York Red Bulls, David Villa, New York City FC