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The Globe Soccer Awards are the annual awards given for excellence in football. EFAA (European Association of Player's Agents) and the ECA (European Club Association) organize the Globe Soccer Awards. The Globe Soccer Awards have filled the gap in the panorama of football awards to mark a season of commitment at the highest possible level. Every year Globe Soccer organizes an official Gala Dinner. In this occasion the leading footballing names from all the continents attend the award ceremony which is broadcast live on many TV networks.

History

2010

  • In December 2010, during the closing gala, the Audi Football Night, the winners of the Globe Soccer Awards were announced:[1]
  1. Best agent of the year – Portugal Jorge Mendes
  2. Best director of the year – Spain Miguel Ángel Gil Marín (Atlético Madrid)
  3. Special Career Award – Italy Adriano Galliani (Milan)

2011

  • In December 2011, six awards were awarded in Dubai in the categories:[2]
  1. Best player of the year – Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)
  2. Greatest media attraction in football – Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)
  3. Best Club of the year – Spain Barcelona
  4. Player's career – Italy Alessandro Del Piero (Juventus)
  5. Best agent of the year – Portugal Jorge Mendes
  6. Director’s Career – Portugal Pinto da Costa (Porto)

2012

  • In December 2012, ten awards were awarded in Dubai in the categories:[3]
  1. Best Club of the year – Spain Atlético Madrid
  2. Best player of the year – Colombia Radamel Falcao (Atlético Madrid)
  3. Player's career – France Eric Abidal (Barcelona)
  4. Best player of the Century – Argentina Diego Maradona
  5. Best agent of the year – Portugal Jorge Mendes
  6. Agent's career – Netherlands Rob Jansen
  7. Best coach of the year – Portugal José Mourinho (Real Madrid)
  8. Best goal scorer of the UAE – United Arab Emirates Hassan Mohamed (Dubai CSC)
  9. Greatest media attraction in football – Portugal José Mourinho (Real Madrid)
  10. Special award – France Michel Platini

2013

  • In December 2013, eleven awards were awarded in Dubai in the categories:[4]
  1. Best Player of the Year - France Franck Ribery (Bayern Munich)
  2. Fans Favourite Player - Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)
  3. Best Agent of the Year - Portugal Jorge Mendes
  4. Agent Career Award - Italy Giovanni Branchini
  5. Player Career Award - Portugal Deco
  6. Best Coach of the Year - Italy Antonio Conte (Juventus)
  7. Coach Career Award - Spain Pep Guardiola (Bayern Munich)
  8. Best Media Attraction in Football - Spain Pep Guardiola (Bayern Munich)
  9. Best Club of the Year - Germany Bayern Munich
  10. Record Breaking Player Award - Spain Xavi (Barcelona)
  11. Best Coach in the GCC - United Arab Emirates Mahdi Ali (United Arab Emirates)

2014

  • In December 2014, eleven awards were awarded in Dubai in the categories:[5]
  1. Best Player of The Year - Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)
  2. Marca Fans' Favourite Player - Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)
  3. Best Agent of the Year - Portugal Jorge Mendes
  4. Player Career Award - Italy Filippo Inzaghi
  5. Best Coach of the Year - Italy Carlo Ancelotti (Real Madrid)
  6. Best Media Attraction in Football - Italy Carlo Ancelotti (Real Madrid)
  7. Best Club of the Year - Spain Real Madrid
  8. Best President of the Year - Spain Florentino Pérez (Real Madrid)
  9. Best Revelation Player of the Year - Colombia James Rodríguez (Real Madrid)
  10. Best Referee of the Year - Italy Nicola Rizzoli
  11. Best Media Executive - Italy Riccardo Silva
  12. Best Arab Player of The Year - Morocco Medhi Benatia

2015

  • In December 2015, twelve awards were awarded in Dubai in the categories:[6]
  1. Best Player of The Year - Argentina Lionel Messi (Barcelona)
  2. Best Agent of the Year - Portugal Jorge Mendes
  3. First Player Career Award - Italy Andrea Pirlo
  4. Second Player Career Award - England Frank Lampard
  5. Best Coach of the Year - Belgium Marc Wilmots (Belgium)
  6. Best Media Attraction in Football - Spain Barcelona
  7. Best Media Executive - Spain Javier Bordas
  8. Best Club of the Year - Spain Barcelona
  9. Best President of the Year - Spain Josep Maria Bartomeu (Barcelona)
  10. Best Referee of the Year - Uzbekistan Ravshan Irmatov
  11. Best Club Academy - Portugal Benfica
  12. Best Player in the GCC - Saudi Arabia Yasser Al-Shahrani (Al-Hilal)

2016

  • In December 2016, fifteen awards were awarded in Dubai in the categories:[7]
  1. Best Player of The Year - Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)
  2. Goodwill Award - Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo
  3. Best Club of the Year - Spain Real Madrid
  4. Best President of the Year - Spain Florentino Pérez (Real Madrid)
  5. Best Coach of the Year - Portugal Fernando Santos (Portugal)
  6. Best Referee of the Year - England Mark Clattenburg
  7. Best Player in the GCC - United Arab Emirates Omar Abdulrahman (Al Ain)
  8. Best Club in the GCC - Saudi Arabia Al-Hilal FC
  9. Best Arab Player of The Year - Egypt Mohamed Salah
  10. Best Chinese Player of The Year - China Zheng Zhi (Guangzhou Evergrande)
  11. Best Agent of the Year - Netherlands Mino Raiola
  12. Player Career Award - Argentina Javier Zanetti
  13. Player Career Award - Cameroon Samuel Eto'o
  14. Special Award - Spain Unai Emery
  15. Best Sports Media Agency of the Year - MP & Silva

2017

  • In December 2017, fourteen awards were awarded in Dubai in the categories:[8]
  1. Best Player of the Year - Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)
  2. Best Club of the Year - Spain Real Madrid
  3. Best Coach of the Year - France Zinedine Zidane (Real Madrid)
  4. Best League of the Year - Spain La Liga
  5. Best Referee of the Year - Germany Felix Brych
  6. Player Career Award - Italy Francesco Totti
  7. Player Career Award - Spain Carles Puyol
  8. Coach Career Award - Italy Marcello Lippi
  9. Best Arab National Team Coach - Argentina Héctor Cúper (Egypt)
  10. Best Arab National Team - Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia
  11. Best Agent of the Year - Portugal Jorge Mendes
  12. Football Executive of the Year - Russia Vadim Vasilyev (Monaco)
  13. The Sport Business Award - Spain Ferran Soriano
  14. Master Coach Special Award - Argentina Diego Simeone (Atlético Madrid)

2018

  • In January 2019, thirteen awards were awarded in Dubai in the categories:[9]
  1. Best Player of the Year - Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid, Juventus)
  2. Globe Soccer 433 Fans’ Award - Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid, Juventus)
  3. Best Club of the Year - Spain Atlético Madrid
  4. Best Coach of the Year - France Didier Deschamps (France)
  5. Best Goalkeeper of the Year - Brazil Alisson (Roma, Liverpool)
  6. Best Agent of the Year - Portugal Jorge Mendes
  7. Special Career Award - Croatia Zvonimir Boban
  8. Player Career Award - Brazil Ronaldo
  9. Player Career Award - France Blaise Matuidi
  10. Coach Career Award - Italy Fabio Capello
  11. Best Sporting Director of the Year - Italy Fabio Paratici (Juventus)
  12. Arab Career Award - Saudi Arabia Sami Al-Jaber
  13. Best Arab Referee of the Year - United Arab Emirates Mohammed Abdullah

2019

  • In December 2019, sixteen awards were awarded in Dubai in the categories:[10]
  1. Best Men's Player of the Year - Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus)
  2. Best Revelation Player - Portugal João Félix (Benfica, Atlético Madrid)
  3. Best Women's Player of the Year - England Lucy Bronze (Lyon)
  4. Best Referee of the Year - France Stéphanie Frappart
  5. Player Career Award - Bosnia and Herzegovina Miralem Pjanić (Juventus)
  6. Best Partnership of the Year Award by Sportbusiness - England Manchester City and Germany SAP
  7. Best Agent of the Year - Portugal Jorge Mendes
  8. Player Career Award - Wales Ryan Giggs
  9. Best Academy of the Year - Netherlands Ajax and Portugal Benfica
  10. Best Young Arab Player of the Year - Morocco Achraf Hakimi (Borussia Dortmund)
  11. Best Arab Club Award - Saudi Arabia Al-Hilal
  12. Best Arab Player Award - Morocco Abderrazak Hamdallah (Al-Nassr)
  13. Best Club of the Year - England Liverpool
  14. Best Coach of the Year - Germany Jürgen Klopp (Liverpool)
  15. Best Goalkeeper of the Year - Brazil Alisson (Liverpool)
  16. Best Sporting Director of the Year - Italy Andrea Berta (Atlético Madrid)


Best Agent of the Year Award

By agent

Portugal Jorge Mendes - 9 wins

Best Player of the Year Award

By player

Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid / Juventus) - 6 wins

Best Coach of the Year Award

Best Club of the Year Award

By team

# Team Wins
1 Spain Real Madrid 3
2 Spain Atlético Madrid 2 (+1)
3 Spain Barcelona 2
4 Germany Bayern Munich 1
England Liverpool 1

See also

References

  1. ^ 2010 Globe Soccer Awards
  2. ^ 2011 Globe Soccer Awards
  3. ^ 2012 Globe Soccer Awards
  4. ^ 2013 Globe Soccer Awards
  5. ^ 2014 Globe Soccer Awards
  6. ^ https://www.globesoccer.com/awards/walloffame/
  7. ^ "Wall of Fame". GlobeSoccer.
  8. ^ "Wall of Fame". GlobeSoccer.
  9. ^ "Wall of Fame". GlobeSoccer.
  10. ^ "Wall of Fame". GlobeSoccer.
  11. ^ Consulting, Bendoni. "Atletico de Madrid (GLOBE SOCCER SPECIAL AWARD)". Globe Soccer Awards. Retrieved 5 March 2020.
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