Manchester City and Ivory Coast star Yaya Toure has demanded Africans merit more acknowledgment in the voting in favor of the FIFA Ballon d'Or.
Toure, who is the main African on the 23-man shortlist during the current year's honor, feels more Africans ought to be on the rundown.
"To be completely forthright, I believe that some Africans merit all the more light and, why not, to include in this rundown," he said, as cited by ESPN.
"I know it's elusive successors to Didier Drogba and Samuel Eto'o, who set the bar, high.
"However, we should give careful consideration to Africans in these circumstances."
The 32-year-old's best complete was twelfth spot in 2012, yet he trusts he will make the main five sooner or later in his profession.
"I let it be known's entirely baffling," he included.
"I could have yelled my disappointment from the housetops a touch like Eto'o did beforehand.
"Be that as it may, it's not my style of working – I would prefer not to deceive myself."
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Toure captained Ivory Coast to accomplishment at Afcon 2015 and completed second with Manchester City in the Head Associatio
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