Alphonso Davies
Awards & Honours
17
Awards Won
4
Honours
8
Rankings
3
Covers
5
Records
Alphonso Davies has amassed a remarkable collection of team and individual honors by age 25. He has won five Bundesliga titles, a UEFA Champions League, and a continental treble with Bayern Munich. Individually, he was named Bundesliga Rookie of the Season and twice earned CONCACAF Men's Player of the Year. Davies is the first player born in the 2000s to achieve several milestones: playing in MLS, scoring in the Gold Cup, and scoring at a men's World Cup. His appointment to the Order of Canada and role as a UNHCR global ambassador reflect his impact beyond soccer.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Order of Canada
Appointed to the Order of Canada, the highest civilian honor, for contributions to soccer and humanitarian work.
UNHCR Global Ambassador
First soccer player and first Canadian appointed as a global ambassador for UNHCR.
Key to the City of Edmonton
Received the Key to the City of Edmonton, Alberta, his hometown.
Guinness World Record – Fastest Sprint in a Bundesliga Match
Recorded the fastest sprint speed in a Bundesliga match at 36.51 km/h (22.68 mph).
Rankings & Lists
ESPN FC 100 – Best Left-Back
ESPN FC 100 – Best Left-Back
ESPN FC 100 – Best Left-Back
ESPN FC 100 – Best Left-Back
FourFourTwo's Best Left-Backs in the World
FourFourTwo's Best Left-Backs in the World
The Guardian's Top 100 Footballers
IFFHS CONCACAF Men's Team of the Decade (2011–2020)
Magazine Covers
Sports Illustrated
January 2023
The Roadrunner: Alphonso Davies Is Canada's Soccer Superstar
The Athletic (UK)
2022
Canadian Soccer Feature
Kicker (Germany)
2020
Multiple Covers
Records & Feats
Fastest sprint speed in a Bundesliga match
Recorded at 36.51 km/h (22.68 mph) during a match in 2020.
First player born in the 2000s to play in MLS
Debuted for Vancouver Whitecaps on July 7, 2017.
First player born in the 2000s to score at a CONCACAF Gold Cup
Scored two goals against French Guiana in 2017.
First player born in the 2000s to score at a men's FIFA World Cup
Scored Canada's first men's World Cup goal against Croatia on November 27, 2022.
Youngest player to appear for the Canada national team
Debuted at age 16 years, 7 months on June 13, 2017.