Asian Footballer of the Year

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Asian Footballer of the Year is an annual prize awarded to the best Asian player in a calendar year, organized by Asian Football Confederation (AFC). The award began in 1984 through International Federation of Football History & Statistics with sport magazines and journalists , then it was adopted by the AFC in 1994 with the allocation of annual award.[1][2][3]




Contents






  • 1 Winners


    • 1.1 Before AFC adoption (1984–1994)


    • 1.2 After AFC adoption (1994–present)


    • 1.3 Wins by country


    • 1.4 Wins by club


    • 1.5 Wins by player




  • 2 AFC Asian International Player of the Year


  • 3 AFC Foreign Player of the Year


  • 4 See also


  • 5 References





Winners





Majed Abdullah, won the award in 1984,1985,1986.[4]





Kazuyoshi Miura, won the award in 1993.





Hidetoshi Nakata, won the award in 1997,1998.





Ali Daei, won the award in 1999.





Shinji Ono, won the award in 2002.





Mehdi Mahdavikia, won the award in 2003.





Ali Karimi, won the award in 2004.





Khalfan Ibrahim, won the award in 2006.





Yasser Al-Qahtani, won the award in 2007.





Yasuhito Endō, won the award in 2009.





Lee Keun-Ho, won the award in 2012.





Zheng Zhi, won the award in 2013.





Omar Abdulrahman, won the award in 2016.



Before AFC adoption (1984–1994)







































































































































































Year
 Rank
 Player
 Team
 Points

1984
1st
Saudi Arabia Majed Abdullah
Saudi Arabia Al-Nassr
66
2nd
China Gu Guangming
China Guangdong
 40
3rd
Kuwait Faisal Al-Dakhil
Kuwait Qadsia
 30


1985
1st
Saudi Arabia Majed Abdullah
Saudi Arabia Al-Nassr
66
2nd
China Gu Guangming
China Guangdong
 47


1986
1st
Saudi Arabia Majed Abdullah
Saudi Arabia Al-Nassr
68
2nd
South Korea Choi Soon-ho
South Korea POSCO Atoms
 32


1987
No award


1988
1st
Iraq Ahmed Radhi
Iraq Al-Rasheed
26
2nd
South Korea Kim Joo-sung
South Korea Daewoo Royals
 16
3rd
Saudi Arabia Majed Abdullah
Saudi Arabia Al-Nassr
 14


1989
1st
South Korea Kim Joo-sung
South Korea Daewoo Royals
38
2nd
Saudi Arabia Majed Abdullah
Saudi Arabia Al-Nassr
 12
3rd
Iraq Ahmed Radhi
Iraq Al-Rasheed
 6


1990
1st
South Korea Kim Joo-sung
South Korea Daewoo Royals
36
2nd
Iran Farshad Pious
Iran Persepolis
 28
3rd
United Arab Emirates Adnan Al-Talyani
United Arab Emirates Al-Shaab
 6


1991
1st
South Korea Kim Joo-sung
South Korea Daewoo Royals
31
2nd
South Korea Chung Yong-hwan
South Korea Daewoo Royals
 28
3rd
Iran Samad Marfavi
Iran Esteghlal
 16


1992
No award


1993
1st
Japan Kazuyoshi Miura
Japan Verdy Kawasaki
–
2nd
Saudi Arabia Fahad Al-Bishi
Saudi Arabia Al-Nassr
 –
3rd
Iran Mehdi Fonounizadeh
Iran Esteghlal
 –


After AFC adoption (1994–present)





































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Year
 Rank
 Player
 Team
 Points

1994
1st
Saudi Arabia Saeed Owairan
Saudi Arabia Al-Shabab
–


1995
1st
Japan Masami Ihara
Japan Yokohama Marinos
–


1996
1st
Iran Khodadad Azizi
Iran Bahman
–
2nd
Iran Ali Daei
Qatar Al Sadd
 –
3rd
South Korea Ko Jeong-woon
South Korea Cheonan Ilhwa Chunma
 –


1997
1st
Japan Hidetoshi Nakata
Japan Shonan Bellmare
–
2nd
Iran Khodadad Azizi
Germany 1. FC Köln
 –
3rd
Iran Karim Bagheri
Germany Arminia Bielefeld
 –


1998
1st
Japan Hidetoshi Nakata
Italy Perugia
–
2nd
China Fan Zhiyi
England Crystal Palace
 –
3rd
Kuwait Jasem Al Huwaidi
Kuwait Al-Salmiya
 –


1999
1st
Iran Ali Daei
Germany Hertha BSC
–
2nd
Japan Hidetoshi Nakata
Italy Perugia
 –
3rd
South Korea Hwang Sun-hong
Japan Cerezo Osaka
 –


2000
1st
Saudi Arabia Nawaf Al-Temyat
Saudi Arabia Al-Hilal
–
2nd
Japan Hiroshi Nanami
Japan Júbilo Iwata
 –
3rd
Japan Ryuzo Morioka
Japan Shimizu S-Pulse
 –


2001
1st
China Fan Zhiyi
Scotland Dundee
–
2nd
Saudi Arabia Abdullah Al-Shehan
Saudi Arabia Al-Shabab
 –
3rd
China Li Tie
China Liaoning Fushun Tegang
 –


2002
1st
Japan Shinji Ono
Netherlands Feyenoord
–
2nd
Japan Junichi Inamoto
England Fulham
 –
3rd
South Korea Ahn Jung-hwan
Italy Perugia
 –


2003
1st
Iran Mehdi Mahdavikia
Germany Hamburger SV
–
2nd
Thailand Therdsak Chaiman
Thailand BEC Tero Sasana
 –
3rd
Uzbekistan Maxim Shatskikh
Ukraine Dynamo Kyiv
 –


2004
1st
Iran Ali Karimi
United Arab Emirates Al-Ahli
–
2nd
Bahrain A'ala Hubail
Bahrain Al-Ahli
 –
3rd
Japan Shunsuke Nakamura
Italy Reggina
 –


2005
1st
Saudi Arabia Hamad Al-Montashari
Saudi Arabia Al-Ittihad
–
2nd
Uzbekistan Maxim Shatskikh
Ukraine Dynamo Kyiv
 –
3rd
Saudi Arabia Sami Al-Jaber
Saudi Arabia Al-Hilal
 –


2006
1st
Qatar Khalfan Ibrahim
Qatar Al Sadd
–
2nd
Kuwait Bader Al-Mutawa
Kuwait Qadsia
 –
3rd
Saudi Arabia Mohammad Al-Shalhoub
Saudi Arabia Al-Hilal
 –


2007
1st
Saudi Arabia Yasser Al-Qahtani
Saudi Arabia Al-Hilal
–
2nd
Iraq Younis Mahmoud
Qatar Al-Gharafa
 –
3rd
Iraq Nashat Akram
United Arab Emirates Al-Ain
 –


2008
1st
Uzbekistan Server Djeparov
Uzbekistan Bunyodkor
–
2nd
United Arab Emirates Ismail Matar
United Arab Emirates Al-Wahda
 –
3rd
Qatar Sebastián Soria
Qatar Qatar SC
 –


2009
1st
Japan Yasuhito Endō
Japan Gamba Osaka
120
2nd
Bahrain Sayed Mohamed Adnan
Qatar Al-Khor
 100
3rd
Japan Kengo Nakamura
Japan Kawasaki Frontale
 100


2010
1st
Australia Saša Ognenovski
South Korea Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma
102
2nd
Iran Farhad Majidi
Iran Esteghlal
 90
3rd
Kuwait Bader Al-Mutawa
Kuwait Qadsia
 87


2011
1st
Uzbekistan Server Djeparov
Saudi Arabia Al-Shabab
100
2nd
Iran Hadi Aghily
Qatar Al-Arabi
 95
3rd
Japan Keisuke Honda
Russia CSKA Moscow
 87


2012
1st
South Korea Lee Keun-ho
South Korea Ulsan Hyundai
102
2nd
Iran Ali Karimi
Iran Persepolis
 94
3rd
China Zheng Zhi
China Guangzhou Evergrande
 86


2013
1st
China Zheng Zhi
China Guangzhou Evergrande
93
2nd
Iran Javad Nekounam
Iran Esteghlal
 91
3rd
South Korea Ha Dae-sung
South Korea FC Seoul
 75


2014
1st
Saudi Arabia Nasser Al-Shamrani
Saudi Arabia Al-Hilal
–
2nd
United Arab Emirates Ismail Ahmed
United Arab Emirates Al-Ain
 –
3rd
Qatar Khalfan Ibrahim
Qatar Al Sadd
 –


2015
1st
United Arab Emirates Ahmed Khalil
United Arab Emirates Al-Ahli
–
2nd
China Zheng Zhi
China Guangzhou Evergrande
 –
3rd
United Arab Emirates Omar Abdulrahman
United Arab Emirates Al-Ain
 –


2016
1st
United Arab Emirates Omar Abdulrahman
United Arab Emirates Al-Ain
–
2nd
Iraq Hammadi Ahmed
Iraq Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya
 –
3rd
China Wu Lei
China Shanghai SIPG
 –


2017
1st
Syria Omar Kharbin
Saudi Arabia Al-Hilal
–
2nd
United Arab Emirates Omar Abdulrahman
United Arab Emirates Al-Ain
 –
3rd
China Wu Lei
China Shanghai SIPG
 –


2018
1st
Qatar Abdelkarim Hassan
Qatar Al Sadd
–
2nd
Japan Yuma Suzuki
Japan Kashima Antlers
 –
3rd
Japan Kento Misao
Japan Kashima Antlers
 –


Wins by country





























































































Nation
 Winners
 Runners-up
 Third places
 Saudi Arabia 8 3 3
 Japan 6 3 4
 Iran 4 7 3
 South Korea 4 3 4
 China PR 2 4 4
 United Arab Emirates 2 3 2
 Uzbekistan 2 1 1
 Qatar 2 – 2
 Iraq 1 2 2
 Australia 1 – –
 Syria 1 – –
 Bahrain – 2 –
 Kuwait – 1 3
 Thailand – 1 –


Wins by club













































































































































Club
 Winners
 Runners-up
 Third places

Saudi Arabia Al-Hilal
 4 – 2

Saudi Arabia Al-Nassr
 3 2 1

South Korea Daewoo Royals
 3 2 –

Saudi Arabia Al-Shabab
 2 1 –

Qatar Al Sadd
 2 – 1

United Arab Emirates Al-Ahli
 2 – –

United Arab Emirates Al-Ain
 1 2 2

Italy Perugia
 1 1 1

China Guangzhou Evergrande
 1 1 1

Iraq Al Rasheed
 1 – 1

South Korea Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma
 1 – 1

Japan Verdy Kawasaki
 1 – –

Japan Yokohama Marinos
 1 – –

Japan Shonan Bellmare
 1 – –

Germany Hertha BSC
 1 – –

Scotland Dundee
 1 – –

Netherlands Feyenoord
 1 – –

Germany Hamburger SV
 1 – –

Saudi Arabia Al-Ittihad
 1 – –

Uzbekistan Bunyodkor
 1 – –

Japan Gamba Osaka
 1 – –

South Korea Ulsan Hyundai
 1 – –


Wins by player











































































































































































Player
 Winners
 Runners-up
 Third places

Saudi Arabia Majed Abdullah
 3 1 1

South Korea Kim Joo-sung
 3 1 –

Japan Hidetoshi Nakata
 2 1 –

Uzbekistan Server Djeparov
 2 – –

China Zheng Zhi
 1 1 1

United Arab Emirates Omar Abdulrahman
 1 1 1

Iran Khodadad Azizi
 1 1 –

Iran Ali Daei
 1 1 –

China Fan Zhiyi
 1 1 –

Iran Ali Karimi
 1 1 –

Iraq Ahmed Radhi
 1 – 1

Qatar Khalfan Ibrahim
 1 – 1

Japan Kazuyoshi Miura
 1 – –

Saudi Arabia Saeed Owairan
 1 – –

Japan Masami Ihara
 1 – –

Saudi Arabia Nawaf Al-Temyat
 1 – –

Japan Shinji Ono
 1 – –

Iran Mehdi Mahdavikia
 1 – –

Saudi Arabia Hamad Al-Montashari
 1 – –

Saudi Arabia Yasser Al-Qahtani
 1 – –

Japan Yasuhito Endō
 1 – –

Australia Saša Ognenovski
 1 – –

South Korea Lee Keun-ho
 1 – –

Saudi Arabia Nasser Al-Shamrani
 1 – –

United Arab Emirates Ahmed Khalil
 1 – –

Syria Omar Kharbin
 1 – –

Qatar Abdelkarim Hassan
 1 – –


AFC Asian International Player of the Year





















































































































Year
 Rank
 Player
 Team

2012
1st
Japan Shinji Kagawa
England Manchester United
2nd
Japan Yuto Nagatomo
Italy Internazionale
3rd
Australia Mark Schwarzer
England Fulham


2013
1st
Japan Yuto Nagatomo
Italy Internazionale
2nd
Japan Keisuke Honda
Russia CSKA Moscow
3rd
South Korea Son Heung-min
Germany Bayer Leverkusen


2014
1st
Australia Mile Jedinak
England Crystal Palace
2nd
Australia Tim Cahill
United States New York Red Bulls
3rd
South Korea Ki Sung-yueng
England Swansea City


2015
1st
South Korea Son Heung-min
England Tottenham Hotspur
2nd
South Korea Ki Sung-yueng
England Swansea City
3rd
Australia Massimo Luongo
England Queens Park Rangers


2016
1st
Japan Shinji Okazaki
England Leicester City
2nd
South Korea Son Heung-min
England Tottenham Hotspur
3rd
Japan Shinji Kagawa
Germany Borussia Dortmund


2017
1st
South Korea Son Heung-min
England Tottenham Hotspur
2nd
Australia Aaron Mooy
England Huddersfield Town
3rd
Japan Shinji Kagawa
Germany Borussia Dortmund


2018
1st
Japan Makoto Hasebe
Germany Eintracht Frankfurt


AFC Foreign Player of the Year




























Year
 Player
 Team

2012
Brazil Rogerinho
Kuwait Kuwait SC

2013
Brazil Muriqui
China Guangzhou Evergrande

2014
Ghana Asamoah Gyan
United Arab Emirates Al-Ain

2015
Brazil Ricardo Goulart
China Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao


See also



  • Best Footballer in Asia

  • Asian Young Footballer of the Year

  • AFC Annual Awards

  • AFC



References





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