WATCH: Onuachu, Garnacho, Kudus and all the stunning goal nominated for Puskas award

The FIFA annual awards are imminent, and while the bulk of the attention is towards the Best Men's and Women's Footballers of the year, the Puskas, a trophy given to the player with the most impressive goal over the period in review, also draws buzz. 

The award, named after legendary Bulgarian striker Ferenc Puskas, unlike the two main awards, looks further than the top European leagues and competitions, and sometimes, like Marcin Oleksy, a forward in Poland's national amputee football team, even physically disadvantaged individuals are eligible for the award.

Whether it be an important World Cup knockout goal like James Rodriguez in 2014 against Uruguay or a mundane friendly in the case of Zlatan vs England, the Puskas award celebrates aesthetics, not purpose. 

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FIFA has announced a new set of nominees, and this year, a new player will be entered into the list of winners.

Hassan Al Haydos (Qatar vs China)

Terry Antonis (Melbourne City vs Western Sydney)

Yassine Benzia (Algeria vs South Africa)

Walter Bou (Lanus vs Tigre)

Michaell Chirinos (Costa Rica vs Honduras)

Federico Di Marco (Inter Milan vs Frosinone)

Alejandro Garnacho (Everton vs Manchester United)

Mohamed Kudus (West Ham vs Freiburg)

Denis Omedi (KCCA vs Kitara)

Paul Onuachu (Trabzonspor vs Konyaspor)

Jaden Philogene (Rotherham United vs Hull City)