UEFA Club Football Awards

The UEFA Club Football Awards were awards given by UEFA to the most outstanding performers of the European club football season. The awards were presented in August each year at a special gala in Monaco ahead of the UEFA Super Cup. Since 2005, the awards were presented at the UEFA Champions League draw. Inter Milan is the only team whose players won all of the available awards in the same season (200910 season). UEFA stopped giving out the awards after the 2009–10 season. For the 2010–11 season, it was replaced by the newly formed UEFA Best Player in Europe Award.

Award categories

UEFA Club Footballer of the Year

Best Goalkeeper

Oliver Kahn, who won this award four times consecutively while with Bayern Munich

*Bold notes a player that won the UEFA Club Footballer Of The Year award the same year.

Season Name Club
199798DenmarkPeter SchmeichelEnglandManchester United
199899GermanyOliver KahnGermanyBayern Munich
199900GermanyOliver KahnGermanyBayern Munich
200001GermanyOliver KahnGermanyBayern Munich
200102GermanyOliver KahnGermanyBayern Munich
200203ItalyGianluigi BuffonItalyJuventus
200304PortugalVítor BaíaPortugalPorto
200405Czech RepublicPetr ČechEnglandChelsea
200506GermanyJens LehmannEnglandArsenal
200607Czech RepublicPetr ČechEnglandChelsea
200708Czech RepublicPetr ČechEnglandChelsea
200809NetherlandsEdwin van der SarEnglandManchester United
200910BrazilJúlio CésarItalyInter Milan

By country

Country Players Wins
 Germany 2 5
 Czech Republic 1 3
 Italy 1 1
 Denmark 1 1
 Portugal 1 1
 Netherlands 1 1
 Brazil 1 1

By club

Club Players
Germany Bayern Munich 1
England Chelsea 1
England Manchester United 2
Italy Juventus 1
Portugal Porto 1
Italy Inter Milan 1
England Arsenal 1

Best Defender

John Terry, the only three time winner of the award as a defender, doing so with Chelsea

*Bold notes a player that won the UEFA Club Footballer Of The Year award the same year.

Season Name Club
199798SpainFernando HierroSpainReal Madrid
199899NetherlandsJaap StamEnglandManchester United
199900NetherlandsJaap StamEnglandManchester United
200001ArgentinaRoberto AyalaSpainValencia
200102BrazilRoberto CarlosSpainReal Madrid
200203BrazilRoberto CarlosSpainReal Madrid
200304PortugalRicardo CarvalhoPortugalPorto
200405EnglandJohn TerryEnglandChelsea
200506SpainCarles PuyolSpainBarcelona
200607ItalyPaolo MaldiniItalyMilan
200708EnglandJohn TerryEnglandChelsea
200809EnglandJohn TerryEnglandChelsea
200910BrazilMaiconItalyInter Milan

By country

Country Players
 Brazil 3
 England 3
 Spain 2
 Netherlands 2
 Argentina 1
 Italy 1
 Portugal 1

By club

Club Players
Spain Real Madrid 3
England Chelsea 3
England Manchester United 2
Spain Barcelona 1
Italy Milan 1
Italy Inter Milan 1
Portugal Porto 1
Spain Valencia 1

Best Midfielder

Gaizka Mendieta, who won this award twice in-a-row with Valencia.

*Bold notes a player that also won the UEFA Club Footballer of the Year award the same year.

Season Name Club
199798FranceZinedine ZidaneItalyJuventus
199899EnglandDavid BeckhamEnglandManchester United
199900SpainGaizka MendietaSpainValencia
200001SpainGaizka MendietaSpainValencia
200102GermanyMichael BallackGermanyBayer Leverkusen
200203Czech RepublicPavel NedvědItalyJuventus
200304PortugalDecoPortugalPorto
200405BrazilKakáItalyMilan
200506PortugalDecoSpainBarcelona
200607NetherlandsClarence SeedorfItalyMilan
200708EnglandFrank LampardEnglandChelsea
200809SpainXaviSpainBarcelona
200910NetherlandsWesley SneijderItalyInter Milan

By country

Country Players
 Spain 3
 England 2
 Netherlands 2
 Portugal 2
 Brazil 1
 France 1
 Germany 1
 Czech Republic 1

By club

Club Players
Italy Milan 2
Italy Juventus 2
Spain Valencia 2
Spain Barcelona 2
Italy Inter Milan 1
England Chelsea 1
England Manchester United 1
Germany Bayer Leverkusen 1
Portugal Porto 1

Best Forward

Raúl, the only player who has won this award three times, each with Real Madrid.

*Bold notes a player that won the UEFA Club Footballer Of The Year award the same year.

Season Name Club
199798BrazilRonaldoItalyInter Milan
199899UkraineAndriy ShevchenkoUkraineDynamo Kyiv
199900SpainRaúlSpainReal Madrid
200001SpainRaúlSpainReal Madrid
200102SpainRaúlSpainReal Madrid
200203NetherlandsRuud van NistelrooyEnglandManchester United
200304SpainFernando MorientesFranceMonaco
200405BrazilRonaldinhoSpainBarcelona
200506CameroonSamuel Eto'oSpainBarcelona
200607BrazilKakáItalyMilan
200708PortugalCristiano RonaldoEnglandManchester United
200809ArgentinaLionel MessiSpainBarcelona
200910ArgentinaDiego MilitoItalyInter Milan

By country

Country Players
 Spain 4
 Brazil 3
 Argentina 2
 Cameroon 1
 Netherlands 1
 Portugal 1
 Ukraine 1

By club

Club Players
Spain Real Madrid 3
Spain Barcelona 3
England Manchester United 2
Italy Inter Milan 2
Italy Milan 1
Ukraine Dynamo Kyiv 1
France Monaco 1

Coach(es) of the Year

Year Coach Club
199798*ItalyMarcello LippiItalyJuventus
199899ScotlandAlex FergusonEnglandManchester United
199900ArgentinaHéctor CúperSpainValencia
200001GermanyOttmar HitzfeldGermanyBayern Munich
200102SpainVicente del BosqueSpainReal Madrid
200203Italy
Portugal
Carlo Ancelotti
José Mourinho
Italy
Portugal
Milan
Porto
200304Portugal
Spain
José Mourinho
Rafael Benítez
Portugal
Spain
Porto
Valencia
200405Spain
Russia
Rafael Benítez
Valery Gazzaev
England
Russia
Liverpool
CSKA Moscow
200506 *Netherlands
Spain
Frank Rijkaard
Juande Ramos
Spain
Spain
Barcelona
Sevilla

*UEFA stopped giving the award for Coach(es) of the Year after the 2005–06 season[1]

By country

Country Coaches
 Spain 4
 Italy 2
 Portugal 2
 Scotland 1
 Argentina 1
 Germany 1
 Russia 1
 Netherlands 1

By club

Club Coaches
Spain Valencia 2
Portugal Porto 2
Spain Real Madrid 1
Spain Barcelona 1
Spain Sevilla 1
England Manchester United 1
England Liverpool 1
Germany Bayern Munich 1
Italy Juventus 1
Italy Milan 1
Russia CSKA Moscow 1

References

  1. "UEFA Awards – Coach of the Year". RSSSF. 21 January 2016. Retrieved 7 February 2016.
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