LPFP Awards

Awards given during the Portuguese League for Professional Football From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The LPF Awards are a number of awards given annually during the Portuguese League for Professional Football (LPF) 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.[citation needed]

Primeira Liga

Players

More information Season, Best player[citation needed] ...
Season Best player[citation needed] Breakthrough Player Best Goalkeeper Best Goal Sources
2005–06 Portugal Ricardo Quaresma (FC Porto) – – – [3][4]
2006–07 Portugal Simão (SL Benfica) Portugal Miguel Veloso (Sporting CP) – – [5][6]
2007–08 Argentina Lisandro López (FC Porto) Portugal Eduardo (Vitória FC) – – [7][8]
2008–09 Portugal Bruno Alves (FC Porto) Brazil Hulk (FC Porto) – – [9][10]
2009–10 Brazil David Luiz (SL Benfica) Portugal Fábio Coentrão (SL Benfica) – – [11][12]
2010–11 Brazil Hulk (FC Porto) Argentina Nicolás Gaitán (SL Benfica) Brazil Helton (FC Porto) – [13][14]
2011–12 Brazil Hulk (FC Porto) Colombia James Rodríguez (FC Porto) Portugal Rui Patrício (Sporting CP) – [15][16]
2012–13 Serbia Nemanja Matić (SL Benfica) Portugal Josué (FC Paços de Ferreira) Brazil Helton (FC Porto) – [17][18]
2013–14 Argentina Enzo Pérez (SL Benfica) Portugal William Carvalho (Sporting CP) Slovenia Jan Oblak (SL Benfica) – [19][20]
2014–15 Brazil Jonas (SL Benfica) Spain Óliver (FC Porto) Brazil Júlio César (SL Benfica) – [21]
2015–16 Brazil Jonas (SL Benfica) Portugal Renato Sanches (SL Benfica) Portugal Rui Patrício (Sporting CP) Portugal Renato Sanches (SL Benfica) [22][23]
2016–17 Portugal Pizzi (SL Benfica) Portugal Nélson Semedo (SL Benfica) Brazil Ederson (SL Benfica) Portugal Salvador Agra (CD Nacional) [24]
2017–18 Portugal Bruno Fernandes (Sporting CP) Portugal Rúben Dias (SL Benfica) Portugal Rui Patrício (Sporting CP) Portugal Rodrigo Pinho (CS Marítimo) [25]
2018–19 Portugal Bruno Fernandes (Sporting CP) Portugal João Félix (SL Benfica) Spain Iker Casillas (FC Porto) Cape Verde Jovane Cabral (Sporting CP) [26]
2019–20 Mexico Jesús Corona (FC Porto) Portugal Pedro Gonçalves (FC Famalicão) Argentina Agustín Marchesín (FC Porto) Cape Verde Zé Luís (FC Porto) [27]
2020–21 Uruguay Sebastián Coates (Sporting CP) Portugal Pedro Gonçalves (Sporting CP) Spain Antonio Adán (Sporting CP) Guinea-Bissau Beto (Portimonense SC) [28]
2021–22 Uruguay Darwin Núñez (SL Benfica) Portugal Vitinha (FC Porto) Portugal Diogo Costa (FC Porto) Brazil André Silva (FC Arouca) [29]
2022–23 Portugal Otávio (FC Porto) Spain Iván Jaime (FC Famalicão) Portugal Diogo Costa (FC Porto) Portugal Nuno Santos (Sporting CP) [30]
2023–24 Sweden Viktor Gyokeres (Sporting CP) – – Portugal João Mendes (Vitoria SC) [31]
2024–25 Sweden Viktor Gyokeres (Sporting CP) Portugal Geovany Quenda (Sporting CP) – Guinea-Bissau Elves Baldé (SC Farense) [32]
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Coaches

More information Season, Best Coach[citation needed] ...
Season Best Coach[citation needed] Breakthrough Coach Sources
2005–06 Netherlands Co Adriaanse (FC Porto) Portugal Paulo Bento (Sporting CP) [3][4]
2006–07 Portugal Jesualdo Ferreira (FC Porto) Mozambique Daúto Faquirá (CF Estrela da Amadora) [33]
2007–08 Portugal Jesualdo Ferreira (FC Porto) – [7][8]
2008–09 Portugal Jesualdo Ferreira (FC Porto) Portugal Jorge Costa (SC Olhanense) [10]
2009–10 Portugal Jorge Jesus (SL Benfica) Portugal André Villas-Boas (Associação Académica de Coimbra) [11][12]
2010–11 Portugal André Villas-Boas (FC Porto) – [13][14]
2011–12 Portugal Vítor Pereira (FC Porto) – [15][34]
2012–13 Portugal Vítor Pereira (FC Porto) – [35]
2013–14 Portugal Jorge Jesus (SL Benfica) – [19][20]
2014–15 Portugal Jorge Jesus (SL Benfica) – [21]
2015–16 Portugal Rui Vitória (SL Benfica) – [36]
2016–17 Portugal Rui Vitória (SL Benfica) – [24]
2017–18 Portugal Sérgio Conceição (FC Porto) – [25]
2018–19 Portugal Bruno Lage (SL Benfica) – [26]
2019–20 Portugal Sérgio Conceição (FC Porto) – [27]
2020–21 Portugal Ruben Amorim (Sporting CP) – [28]
2021–22 Portugal Sérgio Conceição (FC Porto) – [29]
2022–23 Germany Roger Schmidt (SL Benfica) – [37]
2023–24 Portugal Rúben Amorim (Sporting CP) – [38]
2024–25 Portugal Rui Borges (Sporting CP) – [39]
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Segunda Liga

Players

More information Season, Best player[citation needed] ...
Season Best player[citation needed] Breakthrough Player Best Goalkeeper Best Goal Sources
2010–11 Portugal Miguel Rosa (C.F. Os Belenenses) Portugal Luís Neto (Varzim SC) Portugal Paulo Lopes (CD Feirense) – [14]
2011–12 Portugal Licá (GD Estoril Praia) Portugal Miguel Rosa (CF Os Belenenses) Brazil Vagner (GD Estoril Praia) – [40]
2012–13 Portugal Miguel Rosa (SL Benfica B) Portugal Bruma (Sporting CP B) England Matt Jones (CF Os Belenenses) – [18]
2013–14 Portugal Jorge Pires (Moreirense FC) Portugal Bernardo Silva (SL Benfica B) Portugal Quim (CD Aves) – [19][20]
2014–15 Portugal Tozé Marreco (CD Tondela) Portugal Gonçalo Guedes (SL Benfica B) Portugal Quim (CD Aves) – [21]
2015–16 Portugal André Silva (FC Porto B) Portugal André Silva (FC Porto B) Georgia (country) Giorgi Makaridze (CD Feirense) – [41]
2016–17 Brazil Paulinho (Portimonense SC) Portugal Rui Costa (Varzim SC) Portugal Ricardo (Portimonense SC) – [24]
2017–18 Cape Verde Ricardo Gomes (CD Nacional) Portugal Chiquinho (Associação Académica de Coimbra) Portugal Ricardo Ribeiro (Associação Académica de Coimbra) – [25]
2018–19 Brazil Luíz Carlos (FC Paços de Ferreira) Portugal Jota (SL Benfica B) Portugal Ricardo Ribeiro (FC Paços de Ferreira) – [26]
2019–20 Abandoned due to COVID-19 pandemic
2020–21 Portugal Miguel Crespo (GD Estoril Praia) Portugal André Vidigal (GD Estoril Praia) Portugal Daniel Figueira (GD Estoril Praia) Portugal Joca (Leixões SC) [28]
2021–22 Portugal Guga (Rio Ave FC) Portugal Henrique Araújo (SL Benfica B) Portugal Mika (Associação Académica de Coimbra) Portugal Fábio Fortes (Associação Académica de Coimbra) [29]
2022–23 Brazil André Clóvis (Académico de Viseu) Cape Verde Telmo Arcanjo (CD Tondela) Slovenia Domen Gril (Académico de Viseu) Cape Verde Serginho (UD Oliveirense) [42][43]
2023–24 Portugal Nené (AVS Futebol SAD) – – – [44]
2024–25 Portugal Diogo Nascimento (FC Vizela) Portugal Diogo Nascimento (FC Vizela) – Brazil Jô Batista (GD Chaves) [45]
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Coaches

More information Season, Best Coach[citation needed] ...
Season Best Coach[citation needed] Sources
2010–11 Portugal Paulo Alves (Gil Vicente FC) [13]
2011–12 Portugal Marco Silva (GD Estoril Praia) [46]
2012–13 Netherlands Mitchell van der Gaag (CF Os Belenenses) [18]
2013–14 Portugal Miguel Leal (FC Penafiel) [19][20]
2014–15 Portugal Vítor Oliveira (CF União) [21]
2015–16 Portugal Vítor Oliveira (GD Chaves) [41]
2016–17 Portugal Vítor Oliveira (Portimonense SC) [24]
2017–18 Portugal Costinha (CD Nacional) [25]
2018–19 Portugal Vítor Oliveira (FC Paços de Ferreira) [26]
2019–20 Abandoned due to COVID-19 pandemic
2020–21 Portugal Álvaro Pacheco (FC Vizela) [28]
2021–22 Portugal Filipe Martins (Casa Pia AC) [29]
2022–23 Portugal Paulo Alves (Moreirense FC) [47]
2023–24 Portugal Tiago Margarido (CD Nacional) [48]
2024–25 Portugal Luís Pinto (CD Tondela) [49]
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