Messi, Ronaldo & the 2015 FIFA FIFPro World XI

Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have once again made the FIFA FIFPro World XI for the best team of 2015 but who has joined them in the all-star line-up voted for by their peers?..See The Rest
1. MANUEL NEUER | Germany & Bayern Munich | The World Cup winner claimed another Bundesliga title with Bayern but, more than anything else, reminded everyone just why he is considered the greatest goalkeeper in the world with a string of sensational saves. A stunning stop at Arsenal in October was the pick of the bunch.

2. DANI ALVES | Brazil & Barcelona | He may attract plenty of attention for what he gets up to off the field but, on it, Dani Alves is still the finest attacking full-back in the game today, as he underlined during Barca's trophy-filled 2015.
3. MARCELO | Brazil & Real Madrid | One of Madrid's most consistent performers, the Brazilian enjoyed a fine 2015, offering his side both security at the back and a fantastic attacking outlet down the left-hand side.
4. PAUL POGBA | France & Juventus | A FIFPro
debutant at just 22, Pogba firmly established himself as one of the game's most gifted midfielders with his performances during Juve's double-winning campaign and their remarkable run to the final of the Champions League.
5. THIAGO SILVA | Brazil & Paris Saint-Germain | After enduring a difficult 2014 following Brazil's traumatic World Cup campaign, Thiago Silva restored his reputation as one of the best defenders in the world as PSG pulled off a domestic treble.
6. SERGIO RAMOS | Spain & Real Madrid | One of few constants in a team of fluctuating form, the 29-year- old centre-half remains a rock at the back for Real, a reliable source of inspiration - and goals.
7.LIONEL MESSI | Argentina & Barcelona | Back to his brilliant best in 2015, the now five-time Ballon d'Or winner inspired Barcelona to a treble with a succession of stunning displays (and goals!), as well as leading his country to the final of the Copa America.
8. ANDRES INIESTA | Spain & Barcelona | A glorious return to form for the midfield maestro, who was man of the match in Barca's Champions League final win over Juventus before leaving the Santiago Bernabeu to a round of applause from the home fans after masterminding a stunning Liga victory over Real Madrid.

9. NEYMAR | Brazil & Barcelona | His Copa America campaign ended in controversy and disappointment, but the Selecao skipper played a starring role in Barca's Champions League triumph, scoring in every game between the last eight and the final - and this will be the first of many appearances in the FIFPro World XI for the Ballon d'Or winner-in-waiting.
10. LUKA MODRIC | Croatia & Real Madrid | A first appearance in the FIFPro World XI for the classy 30-year-old register, whose importance to the Madrid cause is painfully underlined every single time he misses a game through injury.
11. CRISTIANO RONALDO | Portugal & Real Madrid |Madrid may have disappointed in 2015 but Ronaldo did not, with the forward becoming his club's all-time record goalscorer - not to mention helping Portugal qualify for Euro 2016. He also won the European Golden Shoe.