Haveeru Sports Awards (football)

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Haveeru Sports Awards is run by the Maldivian daily news magazine, Haveeru. It stopped after Haveeru was shut down and its successor is the Mihaaru Awards, which is hosted by the Maldivian news magazine, Mihaaru.

Year Player
1994 Romania Victor Stanoiu[1]
1995 Republic of the Congo Patrick Chikaya[1]
1996 Maldives Adam Abdul Latheef[1]
1997 Maldives Mohamed Vildaan[1]
1998 Maldives Shah Ismail[1]
1999 Maldives Shah Ismail[1]
2000 Maldives Ali Umar[1]
2001 Maldives Ali Shiham[1]
2002 Maldives Ali Shiham[1]
2003 Maldives Ali Ashfaq[1]
2004 Maldives Ali Ashfaq[1]
2005 Maldives Ali Ashfaq[1]
2006 Maldives Ibrahim Fazeel[1]
2007 Maldives Ibrahim Fazeel (18 goals)[1][2]
2008 Maldives Ali Ashfaq[1]
2009 Maldives Ali Ashfaq[1]
2010 Maldives Ali Ashfaq (30 goals)[1][3]
2011 Maldives Ibrahim Fazeel (29 goals)[4][5]

Footballer of the Year

Year Player
1995 Maldives Adam Abdul Latheef[1]
1996 Maldives Mohamed Ibrahim[1]
1997 Maldives Abdulla Ibrahim[1]
1998 Maldives Shah Ismail[1]
1999 Maldives Ali Shiham[1]
2000 Maldives Adam Abdul Latheef[1]
2001 Maldives Ali Shiham[1]
2002 Maldives Mohamed Nizam[1]
2003 Maldives Ali Ashfaq[1]
2004 Maldives Assad Abdul Ghanee[1]
2005 Maldives Ibrahim Fazeel[1]
2006 Maldives Ali Umar[1]
2007 Maldives Ali Ashfaq[1][2]
2008 Maldives Mukhthar Naseer[1]
2009 Maldives Ali Ashfaq[1]
2010 Maldives Mohamed Arif[1][3]
2011 Maldives Ali Ashfaq[4][5]

Referee of the Year

Year Referee
2005 Maldives Ahmed Ameez[1]
2006 Maldives Riyaz Rasheed[1]
2007 NA
2008 Maldives Ahmed Ameez[1]
2009 Maldives Ahmed Ameez[1]
2010 NA
2011 Maldives Mohamed Fareed[4][5]

Coach of the Year

Year Coach
2005 Bulgaria Yordan Ivanov Stoikov[1]
2006 Maldives Mauroof Ahmed[1]
2007 Maldives Mauroof Ahmed[1][2]
2008 Hungary László Kiss[1]
2009 Maldives Ali Suzain[1]
2010 Turkey Bahtiyar Can Vanlı[1][3]
2011 Turkey Bahtiyar Can Vanlı[4][5]

Under 21 Player of the Year

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