Latvian Footballer of the Year

Latvian Footballer of the Year is an association football award for Latvia. It is held by the Latvian Football Federation. Since 2005, there has also been an award for the top female player.[1][2]

Women's winners
Year Player Club
2005 Sintija Grāviņa-Grēve Saldus FK
2006 Guna Āboliņa Lutrini
2007 Guna Āboliņa Lutrini
2008 Ieva Bidermane Skonto/Tseriba
2009 Sintija Greijere FK Liepājas Metalurgs
2010 Anna Propošina "Metallurgs" Liepaja
2011 Olga Ivanova Pärnu JK
2012 Guna Āboliņa Skonto/Tseriba
2013 Olga Ivanova Pärnu JK
2014 Olga Ivanova Pärnu JK
2015 Ieva Bidermane Riga United
2016 Marija Ibragimova Riga Football School
2017 Olga Ševcova Rīgas FS
2018 Olga Ševcova Rīgas FS
2019 Olga Ševcova FK Dinamo Rīga
2020 Sandra Voitāne SV Meppen
2021 Sandra Voitāne FC Wacker Innsbruck
2022 Olga Ševcova ÍBV

Men's winners
YearPlayerClub
1992Ainārs Linards Örebro SK
1993Not specified
1994Vladimirs Babičevs Skonto FC
1995Vitālijs Astafjevs Skonto FC
1996Vitālijs Astafjevs Austria Vienna
1997Jurijs Ševļakovs Skonto FC
1998Mihails Zemļinskis Hapoel Kfar Saba
1999Marians Pahars Southampton
2000Marians Pahars Southampton
2001Marians Pahars[B] Southampton
2002Juris Laizāns CSKA Moscow
2003Māris Verpakovskis Dynamo Kyiv
2004Māris Verpakovskis Dynamo Kyiv
2005Igors Stepanovs Grasshopper
2006Aleksandrs Koliņko Rubin Kazan
2007Vitālijs Astafjevs Skonto FC
2008Andris Vaņins FK Ventspils
2009Kaspars Gorkšs Queens Park Rangers
2010Kaspars Gorkšs Queens Park Rangers
2011Aleksandrs Cauņa CSKA Moscow
2012Aleksandrs Cauņa CSKA Moscow
2013Andris Vaņins FC Sion
2014Aleksandrs Koliņko Baltika Kaliningrad
2015Andris Vaņins FC Sion
2016Andris Vaņins FC Sion
2017Andris Vaņins FC Zürich
2018Dāvis Ikaunieks FK Jablonec
2019Pāvels Šteinbors Arka Gdynia
2020Pāvels Šteinbors Arka Gdynia
2021Vladislavs Gutkovskis Raków
2022Vladislavs Gutkovskis Raków

See also

References
  1. "Vēsture" (in Latvian). Latvian Football Federation. Retrieved 6 January 2022.
  2. "Latvijas 2005. gada labākais futbolists - Igors Stepanovs" (in Latvian). Sporta Centrs. 15 December 2005. Retrieved 6 January 2022.
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