Katie McCabe has finished in 22nd place in the voting for the 2023 Women's Ballon d'Or.
McCabe became the first Irish woman in history to be nominated for the prestigious award on the back of a stunning season at both club and International level.
The wing-back starred for Arsenal as they won the Continental League Cup and reached the semi-final of the Champions League
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At International level, McCabe was the heartbeat of the Irish side that qualified for their first ever World Cup.
McCabe played every game as Ireland were eliminated at the group stage and became the first Irish woman to score at a World Cup when she curled in a corner against Canada on matchday two.
The 28-year-old also added to her back catalogue of wonder strikes with a number of stunning goals including a stunning curling strike against Manchester City last April which was named WSL goal of the season.
McCabe's excellent form at club level saw her rewarded with a bumper new contract to stay at Arsenal.
The Irish skipper wasn't in attendance for tonight's ceremony at Paris as she is away with the Ireland team preparing for tomorrow night's Nations League tie away to Albania.
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