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LPFP Awards

The LPFP Awards are a number of awards given annually during the Portuguese League for Professional Football (LPFP) gala, and the winners are chosen by a vote amongst the LPFP pairs. Between 2006 and 2010 the winners were chosen only by a vote amongst the members of Sports National Press Club (CNID). Since 2011, thanks to new sponsorship agreements, all the awards related to football belong to LPFP and their associated.[1][2]

These awards are given annually to players playing in Primeira Liga and Segunda Liga, as to managers and referees, the most prestigious one being the LPFP Primeira Liga Player of the Year.

Primeira Liga

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Players

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SeasonBest playerBreakthrough PlayerBest GoalkeeperBest GoalSources
2005–06 Ricardo Quaresma (Porto)–––[3][4]
2006–07 Simão (Benfica) Miguel Veloso (Sporting CP)––[5][6]
2007–08 Lisandro López (Porto) Eduardo (Vitória de Setúbal)––[7][8]
2008–09 Bruno Alves (Porto) Hulk (Porto)––[9][10]
2009–10 David Luiz (Benfica) Fábio Coentrão (Benfica)––[11][12]
2010–11 Hulk (Porto) Nicolás Gaitán (Benfica) Helton (Porto)–[13][14]
2011–12 Hulk (Porto) James Rodríguez (Porto) Rui Patrício (Sporting CP)–[15][16]
2012–13 Nemanja Matić (Benfica) Josué (Paços de Ferreira) Helton (Porto)–[17][18]
2013–14 Enzo Pérez (Benfica) William Carvalho (Sporting CP) Jan Oblak (Benfica)–[19][20]
2014–15 Jonas (Benfica) Óliver (Porto) Júlio César (Benfica)–[21]
2015–16 Jonas (Benfica) Renato Sanches (Benfica) Rui Patrício (Sporting CP) Renato Sanches (Benfica)[22][23]
2016–17 Pizzi (Benfica) Nélson Semedo (Benfica) Ederson (Benfica) Salvador Agra (Nacional)[24]
2017–18 Bruno Fernandes (Sporting CP) Rúben Dias (Benfica) Rui Patrício (Sporting CP) Rodrigo Pinho (Marítimo)[25]
2018–19 Bruno Fernandes (Sporting CP) João Félix (Benfica) Iker Casillas (Porto) Jovane Cabral (Sporting CP)[26]
2019–20 Jesús Corona (Porto) Pedro Gonçalves (Famalicão) Agustín Marchesín (Porto) Zé Luís (Porto)[27]
2020–21 Sebastián Coates (Sporting CP) Pedro Gonçalves (Sporting CP) Antonio Adán (Sporting CP) Beto (Portimonense)[28]
2021–22 Darwin Núñez (Benfica) Vitinha (Porto) Odysseas Vlachodimos (Benfica) André Silva (Arouca)[29]

Coaches

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SeasonBest CoachBreakthrough CoachSources
2005–06 Co Adriaanse (Porto) Paulo Bento (Sporting CP)[3][4]
2006–07 Jesualdo Ferreira (Porto) Daúto Faquirá (E. Amadora)[30]
2007–08 Jesualdo Ferreira (Porto)–[7][8]
2008–09 Jesualdo Ferreira (Porto) Jorge Costa (Olhanense)[10]
2009–10 Jorge Jesus (Benfica) André Villas-Boas (Académica)[11][12]
2010–11 André Villas-Boas (Porto)–[13][14]
2011–12 Vítor Pereira (Porto)–[15][31]
2012–13 Vítor Pereira (Porto)–[32]
2013–14 Jorge Jesus (Benfica)–[19][20]
2014–15 Jorge Jesus (Benfica)–[21]
2015–16 Rui Vitória (Benfica)–[33]
2016–17 Rui Vitória (Benfica)–[24]
2017–18 Sérgio Conceição (Porto)–[25]
2018–19 Bruno Lage (Benfica)–[26]
2019–20 Sérgio Conceição (Porto)–[27]
2020–21 Rúben Amorim (Sporting CP)–[28]
2021–22 Sérgio Conceição (Porto)–[29]

Segunda Liga

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Players

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SeasonBest playerBreakthrough PlayerBest GoalkeeperBest GoalSources
2010–11 Miguel Rosa (Belenenses) Luís Neto (Varzim) Paulo Lopes (Feirense)–[14]
2011–12 Licá (Estoril) Miguel Rosa (Belenenses) Vagner (Estoril)–[34]
2012–13 Miguel Rosa (Benfica B) Bruma (Sporting CP B) Matt Jones (Belenenses)–[18]
2013–14 Jorge Pires (Moreirense) Bernardo Silva (Benfica B) Quim (Desportivo das Aves)–[19][20]
2014–15 Tozé Marreco (Tondela) Gonçalo Guedes (Benfica B) Quim (Desportivo das Aves)–[21]
2015–16 André Silva (Porto B) André Silva (Porto B) Giorgi Makaridze (Feirense)–[35]
2016–17 Paulinho (Portimonense) Rui Costa (Varzim) Ricardo (Portimonense)–[24]
2017–18 Ricardo Gomes (Nacional) Chiquinho (Académica) Ricardo Ribeiro (Académica)–[25]
2018–19 Luíz Carlos (Paços de Ferreira) Jota (Benfica B) Ricardo Ribeiro (Paços de Ferreira)–[26]
2019–20Abandoned due to COVID-19 pandemic
2020–21 Miguel Crespo (Estoril) André Vidigal (Estoril) Daniel Figueira (Estoril) Joca (Leixões)[28]
2021–22 Guga (Rio Ave) Henrique Araújo (Benfica B) Mika (Académica) Fábio Fortes (Académica)[29]

Coaches

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SeasonBest CoachSources
2010–11 Paulo Alves (Gil Vicente)[13]
2011–12 Marco Silva (Estoril)[36]
2012–13 Mitchell van der Gaag (Belenenses)[18]
2013–14 Miguel Leal (Penafiel)[19][20]
2014–15 Vítor Oliveira (União da Madeira)[21]
2015–16 Vítor Oliveira (Chaves)[35]
2016–17 Vítor Oliveira (Portimonense)[24]
2017–18 Costinha (Nacional)[25]
2018–19 Vítor Oliveira (Paços de Ferreira)[26]
2019–20Abandoned due to COVID-19 pandemic
2020–21 Álvaro Pacheco (Vizela)[28]
2021–22 Filipe Martins (Casa Pia)[29]

See also

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References

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