Claudio Bravo claimed the Golden Glove award after allowing just three goals in the competition.

The FIFA Confederations Cup wrapped up on Sunday, and two German footballers walked away with the most coveted individual awards of the competition despite being labeled as members of a "B" squad.

Julian Draxler and Timo Werner emerged as the best players of this competition, beating stars such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Alexis Sánchez against all odds.

Timo Werner became the tournament's top scorer, and ended up leaving Russia with the Golden Boot after scoring three goals and handing out two assists. Those passes were key for this accomplishment, as they served as a tie breaker against his team-mates Leon Goretzka and Lars Stindl.

Julian Draxler, Die Mannschaft's captain during the course of this tournament, walked off with the Golden Ball award, given to the best player of the competition. With only 23 years of age, Draxler also made history for the Germans, as he became the youngest captain to lead this team to a title.