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The Football League Apprentice of the Year is an annual award in English football, awarded by the League Football Education. To be eligible the players must be under-18 or turn 18 during the current season.

In 2019, The EFL partnered with LFE.

Awards

Championship

Season Player Nationality Club Ref
2005–06 Lewin Nyatanga  Wales Derby County [1]
2006–07 Chris Gunter  Wales Cardiff City [1]
2007–08 Mark Beevers  England Sheffield Wednesday [1]
2008–09 Sean Scannell  England Crystal Palace [1]
2009–10 Adam Matthews  Wales Cardiff City [1]
2010–11 Connor Wickham  England Ipswich Town [1]
2011–12 Gaël Bigirimana  Burundi Coventry City [1]
2012–13 Dimitar Evtimov  Bulgaria Nottingham Forest [1]
2013–14 Mason Bennett  England Derby County [2]
2014–15 Lewis Cook  England Leeds United [3]
2015–16 Ademola Lookman  England Charlton Athletic
2016–17 Ben Brereton  Chile Nottingham Forest
2017–18 Ryan Sessegnon  England Fulham [4]
2018-19 Max Bird  England Derby County
2019-20 Jude Bellingham  England Birmingham City
2020-21 Will Trueman  England Sheffield Wednesday
2021-22 Ryan Howley  Wales Coventry City

League One

Season Player Nationality Club Ref
2005–06 Scott Golbourne  England Bristol City [1]
2006–07 Joe Skarz  England Huddersfield Town [1]
2007–08 Daniel Broadbent  England Huddersfield Town [1]
2008–09 Tom Aldred  England Carlisle United [1]
2009–10 Tom Adeyemi  England Norwich City [1]
2010–11 Dale Jennings  England Tranmere Rovers [1]
2011–12 Jordan Cousins  England Charlton Athletic [1]
2012–13 Luke James  England Hartlepool United [1]
2013–14 Brendan Galloway  England MK Dons [5]
2014–15 George Cooper  England Crewe Alexandra [6]
2015–16 James Bree  England Barnsley
2016–17 Lewis Butroid  England Scunthorpe United
2017–18 Anthony Hartigan  England AFC Wimbledon
2018-19 Daniel Adshead England Rochdale

League Two

Season Player Nationality Club Ref
2005–06 Ikechi Anya  Scotland Wycombe Wanderers [1]
2006–07 Joe Thompson  England Rochdale [1]
2007–08 Ryan Bennett  England Grimsby Town [1]
2008–09 Matt Phillips  England Wycombe Wanderers [1]
2009–10 Kyle Haynes  England Cheltenham Town [1]
2010–11 Kadeem Harris  England Wycombe Wanderers [1]
2011–12 Nick Powell  England Crewe Alexandra [1]
2012–13 George Sykes  England Barnet [1]
2013–14 Brad Walker  England Hartlepool United [7]
2014–15 Conor Chaplin  England Portsmouth [8]
2015–16 Ben Godfrey  England York City
2016–17 Myles Judd  England Leyton Orient
2017–18 Ben Wilmot  England Stevenage
2018-19 Arthur Iontton England Stevenage
2019–20 Scott Pollock  England Northampton Town

Winners by club

Club Total
Wycombe Wanderers 3
Cardiff City 2
Coventry City 2
Charlton Athletic 2
Crewe Alexandra 2
Derby County 2
Hartlepool United 2
Huddersfield Town 2
Nottingham Forest 2
AFC Wimbledon 1
Barnet 1
Barnsley 1
Bristol City 1
Carlisle United 1
Cheltenham Town 1
Crystal Palace 1
Grimsby Town 1
Fulham 1
Ipswich Town 1
Leeds United 1
Leyton Orient 1
MK Dons 1
Northampton Town 1
Norwich City 1
Portsmouth 1
Rochdale 1
Scunthorpe United 1
Sheffield Wednesday 1
Stevenage 1
Tranmere Rovers 1
York City 1

Winners by nationality

Country Total
 England 33
 Wales 4
 Bulgaria 1
 Burundi 1
 Chile 1
 Scotland 1

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x "Football League Awards: LFE Apprentice of the Year prizes to honour young players". The Football League. 17 April 2015. Retrieved 20 April 2015.
  2. ^ "Mason Bennett named LFE Apprentice of the Year for the Championship". The Football League. 17 March 2014. Retrieved 20 April 2015.
  3. ^ "Leeds United's Lewis Cook named LFE Apprentice of the Year for the Championship". The Football League. 19 April 2015. Retrieved 20 April 2015.
  4. ^ "Ryan Sessegnon Receives LFE Championship Apprentice of the Year Prize". LFE. Retrieved 8 May 2018.
  5. ^ "Brendan Galloway named LFE Apprentice of the Year for League 1". The Football League. 17 March 2014. Retrieved 20 April 2015.
  6. ^ "Crewe Alexandra's George Cooper named LFE Apprentice of the Year for League 1". The Football League. 19 April 2015. Retrieved 20 April 2015.
  7. ^ "Bradley Walker named LFE Apprentice of the Year for League 2". The Football League. 17 March 2014. Retrieved 20 April 2015.
  8. ^ "Portsmouth's Conor Chaplin named LFE Apprentice of the Year for League 2". The Football League. 19 April 2015. Retrieved 20 April 2015.
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