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1995 FIFA World Player of the Year

Association football award


Association football award

The 1995 FIFA World Player of the Year award was won by George Weah. He is the first African player to win the award and the only one to date. The gala took place at the Teatro Nazionale in Milan, on January 8, 1996. 95 national team coaches, based on the current FIFA Men's World Ranking were chosen to vote. It was organised by European Sports Media, Adidas, FIFA and Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport.

Results

RankPlayerClub(s)CountryPoints
1George WeahFrance Paris Saint-Germain
Italy MilanLiberia Liberia170
2Paolo MaldiniItaly MilanItaly Italy80
3Jürgen KlinsmannEngland Tottenham Hotspur
Germany Bayern MunichGermany Germany58
4RomárioESP Barcelona
Brazil FlamengoBrazil Brazil50
5Roberto BaggioItaly Juventus
ITA MilanItaly Italy49
6Hristo StoichkovSpain BarcelonaITA Parma Calcio 1913Bulgaria Bulgaria37
7Iván ZamoranoSpain Real MadridChile Chile36
8JuninhoBRA São Paulo
England MiddlesbroughBrazil Brazil28
9Matthias SammerGermany Borussia DortmundGermany Germany23
10=Michael LaudrupSpain Real MadridDenmark Denmark20
10=Gianfranco ZolaItaly ParmaItaly Italy20

References

References

  1. "FIFA Awards – World Player of the Year - Top 10".
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