Lithuanian Footballer of the Year
Lithuanian Footballer of the Year is a football award.
Winners
- 1965: Petras Glodenis (
Žalgiris Vilnius) - 1966: Gintautas Kalėdinskas ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1967: Stanislovas Ramelis ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1968: Stanislovas Ramelis ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1969: Juzefas Jurgelevičius ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1970: Romualdas Juška ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1971: Benjaminas Zelkevičius ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1972: Benjaminas Zelkevičius ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1973: Petras Glodenis ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1974: Algirdas Žilinskas ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1975: Vytautas Dirmeikis ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1976: Eugenijus Riabovas ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1977: Eugenijus Riabovas ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1978: Eugenijus Riabovas ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1979: Stanislovas Danisevičius ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1980: Juzefas Jurgelevičius ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1981: Vytautas Dirmeikis ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1982: Sigitas Jakubauskas ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1983: Valdas Kasparavičius ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1984: Stanislovas Danisevičius ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1985: Arminas Narbekovas ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1986: Arminas Narbekovas ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1987: Arminas Narbekovas ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1988: Arminas Narbekovas ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1989: Valdemaras Martinkėnas ( Žalgiris Vilnius)
- 1990: Valdas Ivanauskas (
Austria Wien) - 1991: Valdas Ivanauskas ( Austria Wien)
- 1992: Valdemaras Martinkėnas (
Dynamo Kiev) - 1993: Valdas Ivanauskas (
Hamburger SV) - 1994: Valdas Ivanauskas ( Hamburger SV)
- 1995: Gintaras Staučė (
Karşıyaka SK) - 1996: Gintaras Staučė ( Sarıyer GK)
- 1997: Edgaras Jankauskas (
Club Brugge) - 1998: Edgaras Jankauskas ( Club Brugge)
- 1999: Saulius Mikalajūnas (
Uralan Elista) - 2000: Edgaras Jankauskas (
Real Sociedad) - 2001: Edgaras Jankauskas ( Real Sociedad)
- 2002: Raimondas Žutautas (
Maccabi Haifa FC) - 2003: Robertas Poškus ( Krylya Sovetov Samara)
- 2004: Edgaras Jankauskas (
OGC Nice) - 2005: Deividas Šemberas ( PFC CSKA Moscow)
- 2006: Tomas Danilevičius (
AS Livorno Calcio)[1] - 2007: Tomas Danilevičius ( Bologna FC 1909)
- 2008: Marius Stankevičius ( UC Sampdoria)
- 2009: Marius Stankevičius ( UC Sampdoria)
- 2010: Darvydas Šernas (
Widzew Łódź) - 2011: Žydrūnas Karčemarskas ( Gaziantepspor)[2]
- 2012: Žydrūnas Karčemarskas ( Gaziantepspor)
- 2013: Mindaugas Kalonas (
Baku FC) - 2014: Giedrius Arlauskis (
Steaua București) - 2015: Lukas Spalvis (
Aalborg BK) - 2016: Fiodor Černych ( Jagiellonia Białystok)
- 2017: Fiodor Černych ( Jagiellonia Białystok)
- 2018: Arvydas Novikovas ( Jagiellonia Białystok)
- 2019: Ernestas Šetkus ( Hapoel Be'er Sheva)
- 2020: Arvydas Novikovas ( Legia Warsaw & BB Erzurumspor)
- 2021: Arvydas Novikovas ( BB Erzurumspor)
- 2022: Edvinas Gertmonas (
Žalgiris Vilnius) - 2023: Justas Lasickas (
Olimpija Ljubljana)
References
External links
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