Belgian professional football awards

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The Belgian professional football awards is a collection of awards given at the end of each season since 1983. Back then, the only award was the Manager of the Year. There are now 5 main awards: Footballer, Footballer (second division), Goalkeeper, Manager and Referee. The previous fifth award, the Young Footballer of the Year Award, was not awarded between 2008–09 and 2012–13. The voters are all the players from the Belgian Pro League as well as the Belgian footballers playing abroad at the highest level. The ceremony is organized together by the paper Sport Foot Magazine and the Belgian Football Association.[1]

## Palmares

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### Professional Footballer of the Year

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Jan Ceulemans won the award for the first three times Season  | Winner  | Club  | Country

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1983–84 | Jan Ceulemans | Club Brugge |  Belgium
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87 | Juan Lozano | Anderlecht |  Spain
1987–88 | Marc Degryse | Club Brugge |  Belgium
1988–89 | Marc Emmers | Mechelen
1989–90 | Marc Degryse | Anderlecht
1990–91 | Enzo Scifo | Auxerre
1991–92 | Philippe Albert | Mechelen
1992–93 | Pär Zetterberg | Charleroi |  Sweden
1993–94 | Lorenzo Staelens | Club Brugge |  Belgium
1994–95 | Marc Degryse | Anderlecht
1995–96 | Luc Nilis | PSV Eindhoven
1996–97 | Pär Zetterberg | Anderlecht |  Sweden
1997–98
1998–99 | Souleymane Oularé | Genk |  Guinea
1999–2000 | Marc Degryse | Germinal Beerschot |  Belgium
2000–01 | Walter Baseggio | Anderlecht
2001–02 | Wesley Sonck | Genk
2002–03 | Timmy Simons | Club Brugge
2003–04 | Aruna Dindane | Anderlecht |  Ivory Coast
2004–05 | Vincent Kompany |  Belgium
2005–06 | Mbark Boussoufa | Gent |  Morocco
2006–07 | Mohammed Tchité | Anderlecht |  Belgium
2007–08 | Milan Jovanović | Standard Liège |  Serbia
2008–09 | Mbark Boussoufa | Anderlecht |  Morocco
2009–10
2010–11 | Ivan Perišić | Club Brugge |  Croatia
2011–12 | Matías Suárez | Anderlecht |  Argentina
2012–13 | Carlos Bacca | Club Brugge |  Colombia
2013–14 | Thorgan Hazard | Zulte Waregem |  Belgium
2014–15 | Víctor Vázquez | Club Brugge |  Spain
2015–16 | Sofiane Hanni | Mechelen |  Algeria
2016–17 | Youri Tielemans | Anderlecht |  Belgium
2017–18 | Hans Vanaken | Club Brugge
2018–19
2019–20 | not awarded as season was terminated early
2020–21 | Paul Onuachu | Genk |  Nigeria
2021–22 | Deniz Undav | Union SG |  Germany
2022–23 | Mike Trésor | Genk |  Belgium
2023–24 | Cameron Puertas | Union SG |  Spain
2024–25 | Ardon Jashari | Club Brugge |  Switzerland

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Belgian Professional Footballer of the Year

* 1983–84: Ceulemans
* 1984–85: Ceulemans
* 1985–86: Ceulemans
* 1986–87: Lozano
* 1987–88: Degryse
* 1988–89: Emmers
* 1989–90: Degryse
* 1990–91: Scifo
* 1991–92: Albert
* 1992–93: Zetterberg
* 1993–94: Staelens
* 1994–95: Degryse
* 1995–96: Nilis
* 1996–97: Zetterberg
* 1997–98: Zetterberg
* 1998–99: Oularé
* 1999–2000: Degryse
* 2000–01: Baseggio
* 2001–02: Sonck
* 2002–03: Simons
* 2003–04: Dindane
* 2004–05: Kompany
* 2005–06: Boussoufa
* 2006–07: Tchité
* 2007–08: Jovanović
* 2008–09: Boussoufa
* 2009–10: Boussoufa
* 2010–11: Perišić
* 2011–12: Suárez
* 2012–13: Bacca
* 2013–14: Hazard
* 2014–15: Vázquez
* 2015–16: Hanni
* 2016–17: Tielemans
* 2017–18: Vanaken
* 2018–19: Vanaken
* 2019–20: not awarded
* 2020–21: Onuachu
* 2021–22: Undav
* 2022–23: Trésor
* 2023–24: Puertas
* 2024–25: Jashari

### Young Professional Footballer of the Year

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Youri Tielemans is a two-time winner of the award Season  | Winner  | Club  | Country

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1987–88 | Francis Severyns | Antwerp |  Belgium
1988–89 | Eric Viscaal | Beveren |  Netherlands
1989–90 | Marc Wilmots | Mechelen |  Belgium
1990–91 | Bertrand Crasson | Anderlecht
1991–92 | Johan Walem
1992–93 | Michaël Goossens | Standard Liège
1993–94 | Olivier Doll | Seraing
1994–95 | Celestine Babayaro | Anderlecht |  Nigeria
1995–96
1996–97 | Emile Mpenza | Mouscron |  Belgium
1997–98 | Eric Addo | Club Brugge |  Ghana
1998–99 | Walter Baseggio | Anderlecht |  Belgium
1999–2000
2000–01 | Alin Stoica |  Romania
2001–02 | Koen Daerden | Genk |  Belgium
2002–03 | Davy De Beule | Lokeren
2003–04 | Vincent Kompany | Anderlecht
2004–05
2005–06 | Mbark Boussoufa | Gent |  Morocco
2006–07 | Lucas Biglia | Anderlecht |  Argentina
2007–08 | Axel Witsel | Standard Liège |  Belgium
not awarded between 2008–09 and 2012–13
2013–14 | Youri Tielemans | Anderlecht |  Belgium
2014–15
2015–16 | Leon Bailey | Genk |  Jamaica
2016–17 | Landry Dimata | Oostende |  Belgium
2017–18 | Wesley | Club Brugge |  Brazil
2018–19 | Yari Verschaeren | Anderlecht |  Belgium
2019–20 | not awarded as season was terminated early
2020–21 | Noa Lang | Club Brugge |  Netherlands
2021–22 | Charles De Ketelaere |  Belgium
2022–23 | Arthur Vermeeren | Antwerp |  Belgium
2023–24 | Bilal El Khannous | Genk |  Morocco
2024–25 | Ardon Jashari | Club Brugge |  Switzerland

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Belgian Young Professional Footballer of the Year

* 1987–88: Severeyns
* 1988–89: Viscaal
* 1989–90: Wilmots
* 1990–91: Crasson
* 1991–92: Walem
* 1992–93: Goossens
* 1993–94: Doll
* 1994–95: Babayaro
* 1995–96: Babayaro
* 1996–97: Mpenza
* 1997–98: Addo
* 1998–99: Baseggio
* 1999–2000: Baseggio
* 2000–01: Stoica
* 2001–02: Daerden
* 2002–03: De Beule
* 2003–04: Kompany
* 2004–05: Kompany
* 2005–06: Boussoufa
* 2006–07: Biglia
* 2007–08: Witsel
* 2008–09 to 2012–13: not awarded
* 2013–14: Tielemans
* 2014–15: Tielemans
* 2015–16: Bailey
* 2016–17: Dimata
* 2017–18: Wesley
* 2018–19: Verschaeren
* 2019–20: not awarded
* 2020–21: Lang
* 2021–22: De Ketelaere
* 2022–23: Vermeeren
* 2023–24: El Khannous
* 2024–25: Jashari

### Professional Goalkeeper of the Year

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Season  | Winner  | Club  | Country

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1984–85 | Gilbert Bodart | Standard Liège |  Belgium
1985–86
1986–87 | Philippe Vande Walle | Club Brugge
1987–88 | Michel Preud'homme | Mechelen
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92 | Gilbert Bodart | Standard Liège
1992–93 | Dany Verlinden | Club Brugge
1993–94 | Filip De Wilde | Anderlecht
1994–95 | Gilbert Bodart | Standard Liège
1995–96 | Philippe Vande Walle | Germinal Ekeren
1996–97 | Stanley Menzo | Lierse |  Netherlands
1997–98 | Ronny Gaspercic | Harelbeke |  Belgium
1998–99 | Vedran Runje | Standard Liège |  Croatia
1999–2000 | Filip De Wilde | Anderlecht |  Belgium
2000–01 | Vedran Runje | Standard Liège |  Croatia
2001–02 | Franky Vandendriessche | Mouscron |  Belgium
2002–03 | Dany Verlinden | Club Brugge
2003–04 | Frédéric Herpoel | Gent
2004–05 | Silvio Proto | Louviéroise
2005–06 | Vedran Runje | Standard Liège |  Croatia
2006–07 | Daniel Zitka | Anderlecht |  Czech Republic
2007–08 | Kenny Steppe | Germinal Beerschot |  Belgium
2008–09 | Barry Boubacar Copa | Lokeren |  Ivory Coast
2009–10 | Simon Mignolet | Sint-Truiden |  Belgium
2010–11 | Thibaut Courtois | Genk
2011–12 | Silvio Proto | Anderlecht
2012–13
2013–14 | Mathew Ryan | Club Brugge |  Australia
2014–15
2015–16 | Matz Sels | Gent |  Belgium
2016–17 | Lovre Kalinić | Gent |  Croatia
2017–18
2018–19 | Danny Vukovic | Genk |  Australia
2019–20 | not awarded as season was terminated early
2020–21 | Simon Mignolet | Club Brugge |  Belgium
2021–22

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Belgian Goalkeeper of the Year

* 1984–85: Bodart
* 1985–86: Bodart
* 1986–87: Vande Walle
* 1987–88: Preud'homme
* 1988–89: Preud'homme
* 1989–90: Preud'homme
* 1990–91: Preud'homme
* 1991–92: Bodart
* 1992–93: Verlinden
* 1993–94: De Wilde
* 1994–95: Bodart
* 1995–96: Vande Walle
* 1996–97: Menzo
* 1997–98: Gaspercic
* 1998–99: Runje
* 1999–2000: De Wilde
* 2000–01: Runje
* 2001–02: Vandendriessche
* 2002–03: Verlinden
* 2003–04: Herpoel
* 2004–05: Proto
* 2005–06: Runje
* 2006–07: Zítka
* 2007–08: Steppe
* 2008–09: Copa
* 2009–10: Mignolet
* 2010–11: Courtois
* 2011–12: Proto
* 2012–13: Proto
* 2013–14: Ryan
* 2014–15: Ryan
* 2015–16: Sels
* 2016–17: Kalinić
* 2017–18: Kalinić
* 2018–19: Vukovic
* 2019–20: not awarded
* 2020–21: Mignolet
* 2021–22: Mignolet

### Professional Manager of the Year

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Season  | Winner  | Club  | Country

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1982–83 | Paul Van Himst | Anderlecht |  Belgium
1983–84 | Georges Heylens | Seraing
1984–85 | Robert Waseige | Liégeois
1985–86 | Urbain Haesaert | Waregem
1986–87 | Aad de Mos | Mechelen |  Netherlands
1987–88 | Georg Kessler | Antwerp |  Germany
1988–89 | Aad de Mos | Mechelen |  Netherlands
1989–90 | Georges Leekens | Club Brugge |  Belgium
1990–91 | René Vandereycken | Gent
1991–92 | Hugo Broos | Club Brugge
1992–93 | Walter Meeuws | Antwerp
1993–94 | Robert Waseige | Charleroi
1994–95 | Standard Liège
1995–96 | Hugo Broos | Club Brugge
1996–97 | Eric Gerets | Lierse
1997–98 | Eric Gerets | Club Brugge
1998–99 | Aimé Anthuenis | Genk
1999–2000 | Anderlecht
2000–01
2001–02 | Sef Vergoossen | Genk |  Netherlands
2002–03 | Trond Sollied | Club Brugge |  Norway
2003–04 | Hugo Broos | Anderlecht |  Belgium
2004–05 | Trond Sollied | Club Brugge |  Norway
2005–06 | Francky Dury | Zulte-Waregem |  Belgium
2006–07 | Hugo Broos | Genk
2007–08 | Michel Preud'homme | Standard Liège
2008–09 | László Bölöni |  Romania
2009–10 | Ariël Jacobs | Anderlecht |  Belgium
2010–11 | Franky Vercauteren | Genk
2011–12 | Hein Vanhaezebrouck | Kortrijk
2012–13 | Francky Dury | Zulte-Waregem
2013–14 | Peter Maes | Lokeren
2014–15 | Michel Preud'homme | Club Brugge
2015–16
2016–17 | René Weiler | Anderlecht |   Switzerland
2017–18 | Ivan Leko | Club Brugge |  Croatia
2018–19 | Philippe Clement | Genk |  Belgium
2019–20 | not awarded as season was terminated early
2020–21 | Alexander Blessin | Oostende |  Germany
2021–22 | Felice Mazzu | Union SG |  Belgium
2022–23 | Mark van Bommel | Antwerp |  Netherlands
2023–24 | Alexander Blessin | Union SG |  Germany
2024–25 | Sébastien Pocognoli |  Belgium

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Belgian Professional Manager of the Year

* 1982–83: Van Himst
* 1983–84: Heylens
* 1984–85: Waseige
* 1985–86: Haesaert
* 1986–87: De Mos
* 1987–88: Keßler
* 1988–89: De Mos
* 1989–90: Leekens
* 1990–91: Vandereycken
* 1991–92: Broos
* 1992–93: Meeuws
* 1993–94: Waseige
* 1994–95: Waseige
* 1995–96: Broos
* 1996–97: Gerets
* 1997–98: Gerets
* 1998–99: Anthuenis
* 1999–2000: Anthuenis
* 2000–01: Anthuenis
* 2001–02: Vergoossen
* 2002–03: Sollied
* 2003–04: Broos
* 2004–05: Sollied
* 2005–06: Dury
* 2006–07: Broos
* 2007–08: Preud'homme
* 2008–09: Bölöni
* 2009–10: Jacobs
* 2010–11: Vercauteren
* 2011–12: Vanhaezebrouck
* 2012–13: Dury
* 2013–14: Maes
* 2014–15: Preud'homme
* 2015–16: Preud'homme
* 2016–17: Weiler
* 2017–18: Leko
* 2018–19: Clement
* 2019–20: not awarded
* 2020–21: Blessin
* 2021–22: Mazzù
* 2022–23: Van Bommel
* 2023–24: Blessin
* 2024–25: Pocognoli

### Professional Referee of the Year

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Frank De Bleeckere is a seven-time winner of the award Season  | Winner

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1983–84 | Marcel Van Langenhove
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92 | Alphonse Constantin
1992–93
1993–94 | Guy Goethals
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97 | Frans Van Den Wijngaert
1997–98
1998–99
1999–2000 | Frank De Bleeckere
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04 | Johan Verbist
2004–05 | Paul Allaerts
2005–06
2006–07 | Jérôme Efong Nzolo
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10 | Frank De Bleeckere
2010–11
2011–12
2012–13 | Jérôme Efong Nzolo
2013–14 | Johan Verbist
2014–15 | Sébastien Delferière
2015–16
2016–17
2017–18 | Jonathan Lardot
2018–19 | Erik Lambrechts
2019–20 | not awarded as season was terminated early
2020–21 | Jonathan Lardot
2021–22 | Erik Lambrechts
2022–23 | Jonathan Lardot
2023–24
2024–25 | Bram Van Driessche

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Belgian Professional Referee of the Year

* 1983–84: Van Langenhove
* 1984–85: Van Langenhove
* 1985–86: Van Langenhove
* 1986–87: Van Langenhove
* 1987–88: Van Langenhove
* 1988–89: Van Langenhove
* 1989–90: Van Langenhove
* 1990–91: Van Langenhove
* 1991–92: Constantin
* 1992–93: Constantin
* 1993–94: Goethals
* 1994–95: Goethals
* 1995–96: Goethals
* 1996–97: Van Den Wijngaert
* 1997–98: Van Den Wijngaert
* 1998–99: Van Den Wijngaert
* 1999–2000: De Bleeckere
* 2000–01: De Bleeckere
* 2001–02: De Bleeckere
* 2002–03: De Bleeckere
* 2003–04: Verbist
* 2004–05: Allaerts
* 2005–06: Allaerts
* 2006–07: Nzolo
* 2007–08: Nzolo
* 2008–09: Nzolo
* 2009–10: De Bleeckere
* 2010–11: De Bleeckere
* 2011–12: De Bleeckere
* 2012–13: Nzolo
* 2013–14: Verbist
* 2014–15: Delferière
* 2015–16: Delferière
* 2016–17: Delferière
* 2017–18: Lardot
* 2018–19: Lambrechts
* 2019–20: not awarded
* 2020–21: Lardot
* 2021–22: Lambrechts
* 2022–23: Lardot
* 2023–24: Lardot
* 2024–25: Van Driessche

### Professional Footballer of the Year (Second Division)

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Season  | Winner  | Club  | Country

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2017–18 | Xavier Mercier | Cercle Brugge |  France
2018–19 | Percy Tau | Union SG |  South Africa
2019–20 | not awarded as season was terminated early
2020–21 | Dante Vanzeir | Union SG |  Belgium
2021–22 | Lukas Van Eenoo | Westerlo
2022–23 | Thierno Barry | Beveren |  France
2023–24 | Thibaud Verlinden | Beerschot |  Belgium

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Belgian Professional Footballer of the Year (Challenger Pro League)

* 2017–18: Mercier
* 2018–19: Tau
* 2019–20: not awarded
* 2020–21: Vanzeir
* 2021–22: Van Eenoo
* 2022–23: Barry
* 2023–24: Verlinden

## References

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1. ^ "Profvoetballer van het jaar" (in Dutch). stamnummer25.be. 18 January 2024.

## External links

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* Tienen
* RUS Tournai
* Tubantia
* Tubize
* Turnhout

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Defunct|

* ASV Oostende
* Beerschot AC
* Beerschot VAC
* Beringen
* KSK Beveren
* Boom
* Athletic Club Bruxelles
* Daring Bruxelles
* Excelsior Bruxelles
* FC Bruxelles
* Olympia Bruxelles
* Skill Bruxelles
* Sporting Bruxelles
* Diest
* Edegem
* Germinal Beerschot
* Harelbeke
* Hasselt
* Heusden-Zolder
* Ixelles
* La Forestoise
* RAA La Louvière
* Lierse
* Lokeren
* Lommel
* Lyra
* Mons
* Montegnée
* Excel Mouscron
* Excelsior Mouscron
* Oostende
* Roeselare
* RWDM (1909)
* Seraing (1904)
* Sint-Niklaas
* Stade Leuven
* Tilleur
* Tongeren
* RRC Tournai
* Uccle
* Verbroedering Geel
* Verviétois
* Waregem
* Waterschei

Statistics and awards|

* Teams
* Champions
* Top scorers
* Current managers
* Professional footballer of the Year
* Golden Shoe
* Ebony Shoe
* Lion Award

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