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Bravo Award

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Bravo Award
SportAssociation football
Awarded forThe most outstanding under-21 player in any European league
Local nameTrofeo Bravo(Italian)
CountryItaly
Presented byGuerin Sportivo
History
First award1978
Editions38
Final award2015
First winnerJimmy Case(ENG)
Most wins
2 times each
Most recentDomenico Berardi(ITA)

TheBravo Awardwas an annual award which was handed out by the Italian magazineGuerin Sportivoto the most outstanding young Europeanfootballer.[1]

The first winner of the award was EnglishmanJimmy Case.The first non-European to win the award was Eli Ohana in 1988.[2]

The award was discontinued after the 2015 edition.[3]

History and regulations

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In 1977,Guerin Sportivo's editorial staff established the award to celebrate the best young footballers in European football.[2]The jury was composed byGuerin Sportivo's andRadiocorriere TV's journalist as well as foreign sports journalists from the most important news outlets across Europe.[2]

Since the inception and until 1992, only under-23 players participating in one of the three European club cups (UEFA Champions League,UEFA Cup,UEFA Cup Winners' Cup) were eligible. The rules changed in 1992, when under-21 player from any European League became eligible, regardless of their participation in any European club cups.[2][3][4][5]

The winners were chosen for the autumn-spring season, not the calendar year.[3]

List of winners

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Together withButragueño,Ronaldowas the only player to win the award twice
Roberto Baggiowon the award in 1990
Paul Pogbawas one of the latest recipients of the award in 2014
Year Player Club Ref(s)
1978 EnglandJimmy Case EnglandLiverpool
1979 EnglandGarry Birtles EnglandNottingham Forest
1980 GermanyHansi Müller GermanyVfB Stuttgart
1981 ScotlandJohn Wark EnglandIpswich Town
1982 EnglandGary Shaw EnglandAston Villa
1983 San MarinoMassimo Bonini ItalyJuventus
1984 ItalyUbaldo Righetti ItalyRoma
1985 SpainEmilio Butragueño SpainReal Madrid
1986 SpainEmilio Butragueño SpainReal Madrid
1987 NetherlandsMarco van Basten NetherlandsAjax
1988 IsraelEli Ohana BelgiumMechelen
1989 ItalyPaolo Maldini ItalyMilan
1990 ItalyRoberto Baggio ItalyFiorentina
1991 Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaRobert Prosinečki Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaRed Star Belgrade
1992 SpainPep Guardiola SpainBarcelona
1993 WalesRyan Giggs EnglandManchester United
1994 ItalyChristian Panucci ItalyMilan
1995 NetherlandsPatrick Kluivert NetherlandsAjax
1996 ItalyAlessandro Del Piero ItalyJuventus
1997 BrazilRonaldo SpainBarcelona
1998 BrazilRonaldo ItalyInternazionale
1999 ItalyGianluigi Buffon ItalyParma
2000 SpainIker Casillas SpainReal Madrid
2001 EnglandOwen Hargreaves GermanyBayern Munich
2002 GermanyChristoph Metzelder GermanyBorussia Dortmund
2003 EnglandWayne Rooney EnglandEverton
2004 PortugalCristiano Ronaldo EnglandManchester United
2005 NetherlandsArjen Robben EnglandChelsea
2006 SpainCesc Fàbregas EnglandArsenal
2007 ArgentinaLionel Messi SpainBarcelona
2008 FranceKarim Benzema FranceLyon
2009 SpainSergio Busquets SpainBarcelona
2010 GermanyThomas Müller GermanyBayern Munich
2011 BelgiumEden Hazard FranceLille
2012 ItalyMarco Verratti ItalyPescara
2013 SpainIsco SpainMálaga
2014 FrancePaul Pogba ItalyJuventus
2015 ItalyDomenico Berardi ItalySassuolo

See also

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References

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