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Bravo Award

Italian association football award

Bravo Award

Summary

Italian association football award

FieldValue
nameBravo Award
sportAssociation football
givenforThe most outstanding under-21 player in any European league
localnamesit
countryItaly
presenterGuerin Sportivo
first1978
number38
last2015
firstwinnerJimmy Case
mostwins
mostrecentDomenico Berardi

an award for young footballers

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The Bravo Award was an annual award which was handed out by the Italian magazine Guerin Sportivo to the most outstanding young European footballer.

The first winner of the award was Englishman Jimmy Case. The first non-European to win the award was Eli Ohana in 1988.

The award was discontinued after the 2015 edition.

History and regulations

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

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.

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

List of winners

Ronaldo]] was the only player to win the award twice
[[Roberto Baggio]] won the award in 1990
[[Paul Pogba]] was one of the latest recipients of the award in 2014
YearPlayerClubRef(s)
1978ENG Jimmy CaseENG Liverpool
1979ENG Garry BirtlesENG Nottingham Forest
1980GER Hansi MüllerGER VfB Stuttgart
1981SCO John WarkENG Ipswich Town
1982ENG Gary ShawENG Aston Villa
1983SMR Massimo BoniniITA Juventus
1984ITA Ubaldo RighettiITA Roma
1985ESP Emilio ButragueñoESP Real Madrid
1986ESP Emilio ButragueñoESP Real Madrid
1987NED Marco van BastenNED Ajax
1988ISR Eli OhanaBEL Mechelen
1989ITA Paolo MaldiniITA Milan
1990ITA Roberto BaggioITA Fiorentina
1991YUG Robert ProsinečkiYUG Red Star Belgrade
1992ESP Pep GuardiolaESP Barcelona
1993WAL Ryan GiggsENG Manchester United
1994ITA Christian PanucciITA Milan
1995NED Patrick KluivertNED Ajax
1996ITA Alessandro Del PieroITA Juventus
1997BRA RonaldoESP Barcelona
1998BRA RonaldoITA Internazionale
1999ITA Gianluigi BuffonITA Parma
2000ESP Iker CasillasESP Real Madrid
2001ENG Owen HargreavesGER Bayern Munich
2002GER Christoph MetzelderGER Borussia Dortmund
2003ENG Wayne RooneyENG Everton
2004POR Cristiano RonaldoENG Manchester United
2005NED Arjen RobbenENG Chelsea
2006ESP Cesc FàbregasENG Arsenal
2007ARG Lionel MessiESP Barcelona
2008FRA Karim BenzemaFRA Lyon
2009ESP Sergio BusquetsESP Barcelona
2010GER Thomas MüllerGER Bayern Munich
2011BEL Eden HazardFRA Lille
2012ITA Marco VerrattiITA Pescara
2013ESP IscoESP Málaga
2014FRA Paul PogbaITA Juventus
2015ITA Domenico BerardiITA Sassuolo

References

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