Gio Reyna's Return and FIFA's New Picks: Analysis

Highlight on Gio Reyna's performance for "Borussia", discussion of Antonee Robinson's bid for the best and evaluating FIFA's decision accuracy.

In the bustling realm of soccer awards, new honors were announced this week. Vinicius Jr emerged as FIFA's best men's player, a significant global accolade. This only stirs the constant debate that surrounds Ballon d'Or voting, highlighting the complexity of the men's game in a post-Lionel Messi era in Europe.

There's much more to delve into. USMNT's Gio Reyna has returned to scoring ways, firing a splendid goal for "Borussia" this weekend. But can he stay fit long enough for it to count? Meanwhile, "Fulham's" Antonee Robinson is in exceptional form, with a standout performance against "Liverpool" last week, securing his place among the world's best in his role.

Alejandro Zendejas also deserves mention, with an outstanding showing for "Club America" in Liga MX. The 26-year-old has perhaps given coach Mauricio Pochettino food for thought for his next USMNT squads.

Ultimately, the discussions carry on, and Goal US writers break it all down in another Rondo edition.