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Footballers' Footballer of the Year Awards (Bulgaria)

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Footballers' Footballer of the Year Awards (Bulgarian: Награди Футболист на футболистите) are annual association football awards for the best player of the year, best young player of the year and best manager of the year in Bulgarian football. The awards have been presented since the 2001–02 season and the winners are chosen by a vote amongst the members of the Bulgarian football players' union, the Association of Bulgarian footballers (ABF).[1]

Every spring, before the end of the Bulgarian football championship season, a shortlist of nominees is prepared by the ABF in consultation with football journalists, players and managers. Then, in April, each professional footballer playing in the top two divisions of Bulgarian football (the Bulgarian A Professional Football Group and the Bulgarian B Professional Football Group), no matter of his nationality, votes for a total of three players, three young players and three managers from the shortlist. The awards are given to the professionals who have received most of the votes.[1] The awards winners are announced at a gala event after the end of the football championship season.

Winners

The awards have been presented since 2001. The following tables present all the winners, runners-up and third-placed players and managers.[1]

Player of the year

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YearWinnerRunner-upThird-placedNotes
PlayerClubPlayerClubPlayerClub
2001–02Bulgaria Vladimir ManchevCSKA Sofia 
2002–03Bulgaria Velizar DimitrovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Ilian StoyanovLevski SofiaBulgaria Hristo YovovLitex Lovech[2]
2003–04Bulgaria Martin KamburovLokomotiv PlovdivBulgaria Emil GargorovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Dimitar IvankovLevski Sofia[3]
2004–05Bulgaria Hristo YanevCSKA SofiaBulgaria Martin KamburovLokomotiv PlovdivBulgaria Blagoy GeorgievSlavia Sofia[4]
2005–06Bulgaria Daniel BorimirovLevski SofiaBulgaria Stanislav AngelovLevski SofiaBulgaria Dimitar TelkiyskiLevski Sofia[5]
2006–07Bulgaria Hristo YovovLevski SofiaBulgaria Tsvetan GenkovLokomotiv SofiaBulgaria Stanislav AngelovLevski Sofia[6]
2007–08Bulgaria Georgi HristovBotev PlovdivBulgaria Velizar DimitrovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Marcho DafchevLokomotiv Sofia[7]
2008–09Bulgaria Martin KamburovLokomotiv SofiaBulgaria Georgi IvanovLevski SofiaBulgaria Aleksandar AleksandrovCherno More Varna[8]
2009–10Bulgaria Ivelin PopovLitex LovechBulgaria Martin KamburovLokomotiv SofiaBrazil Doka MadureiraLitex Lovech[9]
2010–11Brazil Doka MadureiraLitex LovechMali Garra DembéléLevski SofiaBulgaria Spas DelevCSKA Sofia[10]
2011–12Brazil Júnior MoraesCSKA SofiaBulgaria Hristo YanevLitex LovechBulgaria Emil GargorovLudogorets Razgrad[11]
2012–13Bulgaria Georgi MilanovLitex LovechBulgaria Ivan TsvetkovBotev PlovdivBulgaria Emil GargorovLudogorets Razgrad[12]
2013–14Bulgaria Vladislav StoyanovLudogorets RazgradBulgaria Emil GargorovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Svetoslav DyakovLudogorets Razgrad[13]
2014–15Brazil MarcelinhoLudogorets RazgradBulgaria Svetoslav DyakovLudogorets RazgradBulgaria Ivan TsvetkovBotev Plovdiv[14]
2015–16Bulgaria Vladislav StoyanovLudogorets RazgradBrazil MarcelinhoLudogorets RazgradBulgaria Martin KamburovLokomotiv Plovdiv[15]
2016–17Bulgaria Todor NedelevBotev PlovdivBulgaria Martin KamburovBeroeBrazil Fernando KarangaCSKA Sofia[16]
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Young player of the year

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YearWinnerRunner-upThird-placedNotes
PlayerClubPlayerClubPlayerClub
2001–02Bulgaria Emil GargorovLokomotiv Sofia 
2002–03Bulgaria Emil GargorovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Yordan TodorovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Blagoy GeorgievSlavia Sofia[2]
2003–04Bulgaria Chavdar YankovSlavia SofiaNigeria Omonigho TemileLevski SofiaBulgaria Kostadin HazurovCSKA Sofia[3]
2004–05Bulgaria Chavdar YankovSlavia SofiaBulgaria Valeri DomovchiyskiLevski SofiaBulgaria Tsvetan GenkovLokomotiv Sofia[4]
2005–06Bulgaria Valeri DomovchiyskiLevski SofiaBulgaria Tsvetan GenkovLokomotiv SofiaBulgaria Ivelin PopovLitex Lovech[5]
2006–07Bulgaria Valeri DomovchiyskiLevski SofiaBulgaria Nikolay DimitrovLevski SofiaBulgaria Ivelin PopovLitex Lovech[6]
2007–08Bulgaria Nikolay DimitrovLevski SofiaBulgaria Ivan IvanovLokomotiv PlovdivBulgaria Aleksandar AleksandrovCherno More Varna[7]
2008–09Bulgaria Spas DelevPirin BlagoevgradBulgaria Ivan IvanovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Aleksandar TonevCSKA Sofia[8]
2009–10Bulgaria Ismail IsaLokomotiv MezdraBulgaria Spas DelevCSKA SofiaBulgaria Daniel ZlatkovMinyor Pernik[9]
2010–11Bulgaria Aleksandar TonevCSKA SofiaBulgaria Plamen IlievLevski SofiaBulgaria Georgi MilanovLitex Lovech[10]
2011–12Bulgaria Georgi MilanovLitex LovechBulgaria Plamen IlievLevski SofiaBulgaria Anton KarachanakovCSKA Sofia[11]
2012–13Bulgaria Todor NedelevBotev PlovdivBulgaria Simeon SlavchevLitex LovechBulgaria Iliya MilanovLitex Lovech[12]
2013–14Bulgaria Ivaylo ChochevCSKA SofiaBulgaria Georgi KitanovCherno More VarnaBulgaria Kiril DespodovLitex Lovech[13]
2014–15Bulgaria Tsvetelin ChunchukovBotev PlovdivBulgaria Kristiyan MalinovLitex LovechBulgaria Milen GamakovBotev Plovdiv[14]
2015–16Bulgaria Kristiyan MalinovLitex LovechBulgaria Bozhidar KraevLevski SofiaBulgaria Georgi KitanovCherno More Varna[15]
2016–17Bulgaria Kiril DespodovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Antonio VutovLevski SofiaBulgaria Serkan YuseinBotev Plovdiv[16]
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Manager of the year

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YearWinnerRunner-upThird-placedNotes
ManagerClubManagerClubManagerClub
2001–02Bulgaria Ferario SpasovLitex Lovech 
2002–03Bulgaria Stoycho MladenovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Ferario SpasovLitex LovechBulgaria Dimitar DimitrovLokomotiv Plovdiv[2]
2003–04Bulgaria Eduard EranosyanLokomotiv PlovdivBulgaria Ferario SpasovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Velislav VutsovCherno More Varna[3]
2004–05Serbia and Montenegro Miodrag JešićCSKA SofiaBulgaria Stefan GrozdanovLokomotiv SofiaBulgaria Eduard EranosyanLokomotiv Plovdiv[4]
2005–06Bulgaria Stanimir StoilovLevski SofiaSerbia and Montenegro Ljupko PetrovićLitex LovechBulgaria Yasen PetrovCherno More Varna[5]
2006–07Bulgaria Stanimir StoilovLevski SofiaSerbia Ljupko PetrovićLitex LovechBulgaria Stefan GrozdanovLokomotiv Sofia[6]
2007–08Bulgaria Stoycho MladenovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Stanimir StoilovLevski SofiaSerbia Miodrag JešićLitex Lovech[7]
2008–09Bulgaria Stanimir StoilovLitex LovechBulgaria Krassimir BalakovChernomorets BurgasBulgaria Nikola SpasovCherno More Varna[8]
2009–10Bulgaria Ilian IlievBeroe Stara ZagoraBulgaria Angel ChervenkovLitex LovechBulgaria Anton VelkovMinyor Pernik[9]
2010–11Bulgaria Lyuboslav PenevLitex LovechBulgaria Ilian IlievBeroe Stara ZagoraBulgaria Milen RadukanovCSKA Sofia[10]
2011–12Bulgaria Dimitar DimitrovChernomorets BurgasBulgaria Ilian IlievBeroe Stara ZagoraBulgaria Stoycho MladenovCSKA Sofia[11]
2012–13Bulgaria Hristo StoichkovLitex LovechBulgaria Dimitar DimitrovChernomorets BurgasBulgaria Stanimir StoilovBotev Plovdiv[12]
2013–14Bulgaria Stoycho StoevLudogorets RazgradBulgaria Stoycho MladenovCSKA SofiaBulgaria Georgi IvanovCherno More Varna[13]
2014–15Bulgaria Dimitar VasevLokomotiv Sofia [14]
2015–16Bulgaria Georgi DermendzhievLudogorets RazgradBulgaria Hristo YanevCSKA SofiaBulgaria Stoycho StoevLevski Sofia[15]
2016–17Bulgaria Nikolay KirovBotev PlovdivBulgaria Aleksandar TomashBeroeBulgaria Ilian IlievCherno More Varna[16]
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Women's player of the year

The women's player of the year award has been presented since 2016.

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YearWinnerRunner-upThird-placedNotes
PlayerClubPlayerClubPlayerClub
2015–16Bulgaria Silvia RadoyskaNSA SofiaBulgaria Veronika GotsevaSportika BlagoevgradBulgaria Nina GeorgievaBeroe Stara Zagora[15]
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