The Slovak Footballer of the Year Awards are annual awards given to the best Slovak football players playing abroad or in the Fortuna Liga.

Ján Popluhár Award

Slovak Footballer of the Year is an annual title awarded to the best Slovak football player of the year since 1993. Its predecessor, Czechoslovak Footballer of the Year award was first presented in 1965, as an award for the whole of Czechoslovakia.

Year 1st place, gold medalist(s) Club 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Club 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Club
1993Peter DubovskýSlovakia Slovan Bratislava
Spain Real Madrid
Ľubomír MoravčíkFrance Saint-ÉtienneĽubomír LuhovýSlovakia Inter Bratislava
1994Vladimír KinderSlovakia Slovan BratislavaDušan TittelSlovakia Slovan BratislavaPeter DubovskýSpain Real Madrid
1995Dušan TittelSlovakia Slovan BratislavaLadislav MolnárSlovakia Slovan BratislavaPeter DubovskýSpain Real Madrid
Spain Real Oviedo
1996Dušan TittelSlovakia Slovan BratislavaPeter DubovskýSpain Real OviedoJúlius ŠimonSlovakia Spartak Trnava
1997Dušan TittelSlovakia Slovan Bratislava
Slovakia Spartak Trnava
Jozef MajorošCzech Republic Petra DrnoviceTibor JančulaSlovakia Slovan Bratislava
Germany Fortuna Düsseldorf
1998Jozef MajorošCzech Republic Petra Drnovice
Slovakia Slovan Bratislava
Miroslav KönigSlovakia Slovan BratislavaDušan TittelSlovakia Spartak Trnava
1999Vladimír LabantCzech Republic Slavia Prague
Czech Republic Sparta Prague
Ľubomír MoravčíkScotland Celtic GlasgowMiroslav KarhanSlovakia Spartak Trnava
Spain Real Betis
2000Szilárd NémethSlovakia Inter BratislavaStanislav VargaSlovakia Slovan Bratislava
England Sunderland
Vratislav GreškoGermany Bayer Leverkusen
Italy Inter Milan
2001Ľubomír MoravčíkScotland CelticVladimír LabantCzech Republic Sparta PragueMiroslav KarhanTurkey Beşiktaş
Germany VfL Wolfsburg
2002Miroslav KarhanGermany VfL WolfsburgVladimír JanočkoAustria Austria WienSzilárd NémethEngland Middlesbrough
2003Vladimír JanočkoAustria Austria WienSzilárd NémethEngland MiddlesbroughMarek MintálSlovakia Žilina
Germany 1. FC Nürnberg
2004Marek MintálGermany 1. FC NürnbergRóbert VittekGermany 1. FC NürnbergMiroslav KarhanGermany VfL Wolfsburg
2005Marek MintálGermany 1. FC NürnbergKamil ČontofalskýRussia Zenit Saint PetersburgMiroslav KarhanGermany VfL Wolfsburg
2006Róbert VittekGermany 1. FC NürnbergMartin ŠkrtelRussia Zenit Saint PetersburgMarek SaparaSlovakia Ružomberok
Norway Rosenborg
2007Martin ŠkrtelRussia Zenit Saint PetersburgMarek HamšíkItaly Brescia
Italy Napoli
Marek ČechPortugal Porto
2008Martin ŠkrtelEngland LiverpoolMarek HamšíkItaly NapoliStanislav ŠestákSlovakia Žilina
Germany VfL Bochum
2009[1] Marek HamšíkItaly NapoliStanislav ŠestákGermany VfL BochumJán MuchaPoland Legia Warsaw
2010[2] Marek HamšíkItaly NapoliRóbert VittekFrance Lille
Turkey Ankaragücü
Martin ŠkrtelEngland Liverpool
2011[3] Martin ŠkrtelEngland LiverpoolMarek HamšíkItaly NapoliJuraj KuckaItaly Genoa
2012[4] Martin ŠkrtelEngland LiverpoolMarek HamšíkItaly NapoliMarek SaparaTurkey Trabzonspor
2013[5] Marek HamšíkItaly NapoliMartin ŠkrtelEngland LiverpoolJuraj KuckaItaly Genoa
2014[6] Marek HamšíkItaly NapoliMartin ŠkrtelEngland LiverpoolJán ĎuricaRussia Lokomotiv Moscow
2015[7] Marek HamšíkItaly NapoliMartin ŠkrtelEngland LiverpoolJuraj KuckaItaly Genoa
Italy Milan
2016[8] Marek HamšíkItaly NapoliMartin ŠkrtelEngland Liverpool
Turkey Fenerbahçe
Róbert MakGreece PAOK
Russia Zenit Saint Petersburg
2017[9] Marek HamšíkItaly NapoliMilan ŠkriniarItaly Sampdoria
Italy Inter Milan
Stanislav LobotkaDenmark Nordsjælland
Spain Celta Vigo
2018[10] Marek HamšíkItaly NapoliMilan ŠkriniarItaly Inter MilanStanislav LobotkaSpain Celta Vigo
2019[11][12] Milan ŠkriniarItaly Inter MilanMartin DúbravkaEngland Newcastle UnitedMarek HamšíkChina Dalian Professional
2020[13] Milan ŠkriniarItaly Inter MilanJuraj KuckaItaly ParmaMarek HamšíkChina Dalian Professional
2021[14] Milan ŠkriniarItaly Inter MilanMarek HamšíkSweden IFK Göteborg
Turkey Trabzonspor
Juraj KuckaItaly Parma
England Watford
2022[15] Milan ŠkriniarItaly Inter MilanStanislav LobotkaItaly NapoliMarek HamšíkTurkey Trabzonspor

Peter Dubovský Award

Peter Dubovský Award an annual title awarded to the best under-21 Slovak footballer of the year. The honour has been awarded since 2000 together with the Slovak Footballer of the Year award.[16]

Year 1st place, gold medalist(s) Club 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Club 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Club
2000Ľubomír MeszárošSlovakia Slovan Bratislava
2001Róbert VittekSlovakia Slovan BratislavaMário BreškaSlovakia Matador PúchovStanislav ŠestákSlovakia Tatran Prešov
2002Róbert VittekSlovakia Slovan BratislavaJuraj HalenárSlovakia Inter BratislavaMartin Ďurica
Branislav Obžera
Slovakia Žilina
Slovakia Slovan Bratislava
2003Roland ŠtevkoSlovakia RužomberokMilan IvanaSlovakia AS TrenčínFilip ŠeboGermany Köln II
Slovakia Inter Bratislava
2004Milan IvanaCzech Republic SlováckoMarek Čech
Martin Škrtel
Slovakia Inter Bratislava / Czech Republic Sparta Prague
Slovakia AS Trenčín / Russia Zenit St. Petersburg
Roland ŠtevkoSlovakia Ružomberok
2005Martin ŠkrtelRussia Zenit Saint PetersburgFilip HološkoCzech Republic Slovan LiberecErik JendrišekSlovakia Ružomberok
2006Dušan ŠventoCzech Republic Slavia PragueErik JendrišekSlovakia Ružomberok
Germany Hannover 96
Adam NemecSlovakia Žilina
2007Marek HamšíkItaly Brescia
Italy Napoli
Pavol Jurčo
Peter Pekarík
Slovakia Košice
Slovakia Žilina
Filip Hlohovský
Peter Kleščík
Juraj Kucka
Lukáš Opiela
Jakub Sylvestr
Martin Tóth
Slovakia Trenčín
Slovakia Trenčín
Slovakia Ružomberok
Czech Republic Tescoma Zlín
Slovakia Slovan Bratislava
Slovakia Nitra
2008Marek HamšíkItaly NapoliJuraj Kucka
Miroslav Stoch
Slovakia Ružomberok
England Chelsea
Ľuboš KamenárSlovakia Artmedia Petržalka
2009Miroslav StochEngland Chelsea
Netherlands Twente
Vladimír WeissEngland Manchester CityErik Grendel
Jakub Sylvestr
Slovakia Dubnica / Slovakia Slovan Bratislava
Slovakia Artmedia / Slovakia Slovan Bratislava
2010Miroslav StochEngland Chelsea
Turkey Fenerbahçe
Vladimír WeissEngland Bolton Wanderers
Scotland Rangers
Jakub SylvestrSlovakia Slovan Bratislava
Croatia Dinamo Zagreb
2011Róbert MakGermany 1. FC NürnbergFilip KissSlovakia Slovan Bratislava
England Cardiff City
Milan LalkovičEngland Chelsea
England Doncaster Rovers
2012Róbert MakGermany 1. FC NürnbergNorbert GyömbérSlovakia Dukla Banská BystricaJán Greguš
Lukáš Pauschek
Michal Obročník
Oliver Práznovský
Czech Republic Baník Ostrava
Slovakia Slovan Bratislava
Slovakia Rim. Sobota / Slovakia ViOn
Slovakia Ružomberok
2013Norbert GyömbérSlovakia Dukla B. Bystrica
Italy Catania
Ondrej DudaSlovakia KošiceBranislav NiňajSlovakia Slovan Bratislava
2014Ondrej DudaSlovakia Košice
PolandLegia Warsaw
Adam ZreľákSlovakia RužomberokPatrik Hrošovský
Branislav Niňaj
Stanislav Lobotka
Dobrivoj Rusov
Czech Republic Viktoria Plzeň
Slovakia Slovan Bratislava
Netherlands Jong Ajax / Slovakia AS Trenčín
Slovakia Spartak Trnava
2015Matúš BeroSlovakia AS TrenčínOndrej DudaPolandLegia WarsawStanislav LobotkaSlovakia AS Trenčín
Denmark Nordsjælland
2016Milan ŠkriniarItaly SampdoriaMatúš BeroSlovakia AS Trenčín
Turkey Trabzonspor
Nikolas ŠpalekSlovakia Žilina
2017Denis VavroSlovakia Žilina
Denmark Copenhagen
László BénesGermany Borussia MönchengladbachSamuel MrázSlovakia Žilina
2018Dávid HanckoSlovakia Žilina
Italy Fiorentina
Samuel MrázSlovakia Žilina
Italy Empoli
Róbert Boženík
Andrej Fábry
Dominik Greif
Slovakia Žilina
Slovakia Nitra
Slovakia Slovan Bratislava
2019Róbert BoženíkSlovakia Žilina
Netherlands Feyenoord
Dávid StrelecSlovakia Slovan BratislavaTomáš Bobček
Marián Chobot
Peter Pokorný
Slovakia Ružomberok
Slovakia Nitra
Austria Liefering
2020David StrelecSlovakia Slovan BratislavaRóbert BoženíkNetherlands FeyenoordPeter PokornýAustria Liefering
Austria St. Pölten
2021Tomáš SuslovNetherlands GroningenJakub KadákSlovakia AS TrenčínSebastian KóšaSlovakia Spartak Trnava
2022[17] Tomáš SuslovNetherlands GroningenAdrián KaprálikSlovakia MŠK ŽilinaAdam Obert
David Strelec
Italy Cagliari
Italy Spezia

Jozef Vengloš Award

This award is recognises manager of the year. This category allows the participation of foreign football managers managing Slovak teams, as well Slovak managers managing foreign teams. It was first awarded in 2010 to the best manager of 2009. It was named after Jozef Vengloš, following his passing in January 2021.[18]

Year 1st place, gold medalist(s) Club 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Club 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Club
2009Slovakia Vladimír Weiss Sr.Slovakia SlovakiaSlovakia Michal HippSlovakia Slovakia (assistant)Slovakia Jozef JankechSlovakia Dukla Banská Bystrica
2010Slovakia Vladimír Weiss Sr.Slovakia SlovakiaCzech Republic Pavel HapalSlovakia ŽilinaSlovakia Stanislav GrigaSlovakia Senica
2011Slovakia Stanislav GrigaSlovakia SenicaSlovakia Vladimír Weiss Sr.Slovakia Slovakia
Slovakia Slovan Bratislava
Slovakia Juraj JarábekSlovakia ViOn Zlaté Moravce
2012Slovakia Adrián GuľaSlovakia AS TrenčínSlovakia Ivan GaládSlovakia Slovakia U21Slovakia Juraj JarábekSlovakia ViOn Zlaté Moravce
2013Slovakia Ján Kozák Sr.Slovakia Košice
Slovakia Slovakia
Slovakia Ladislav HudecSlovakia Spartak MyjavaSlovakia Ladislav PeckoSlovakia Slovakia U17
2014Slovakia Ján Kozák Sr.Slovakia SlovakiaSlovakia Adrián GuľaSlovakia ŽilinaSlovakia Ivan GaládSlovakia Slovakia U21
2015Slovakia Ján Kozák Sr.Slovakia SlovakiaSlovakia Martin ŠevelaSlovakia AS TrenčínCzech Republic Pavel HapalSlovakia Slovakia U21
2016Slovakia Ján Kozák Sr.Slovakia SlovakiaCzech Republic Pavel HapalSlovakia Slovakia U21Slovakia Adrián GuľaSlovakia Žilina
2017Slovakia Ján Kozák Sr.
Czech Republic Pavel Hapal
Slovakia Slovakia
Slovakia Slovakia U21
Not awarded due to a shared first placeSlovakia Adrián GuľaSlovakia Žilina
2018England Nestor El MaestroSlovakia Spartak TrnavaSlovakia Martin ŠevelaSlovakia Slovan BratislavaSlovakia Vladimír WeissGeorgia (country) Georgia
2019Slovakia Ján Kozák Jr.Slovakia Slovan BratislavaSlovakia Martin ŠevelaSlovakia Slovan Bratislava
Poland Zagłębie Lubin
Czech Republic Pavel HapalSlovakia Slovakia
2020Slovakia Vladimír Weiss Sr.Georgia (country) GeorgiaSlovakia Ján Kozák Jr.Slovakia Slovan BratislavaSlovakia Pavol StaňoSlovakia Žilina
2021Slovakia Vladimír Weiss Sr.Slovakia Slovan BratislavaSlovakia Michal Gašparík Jr.Slovakia Spartak TrnavaSlovakia Pavol StaňoSlovakia Žilina
2022[19] Slovakia Vladimír Weiss Sr.Slovakia Slovan BratislavaSlovakia Michal Gašparík Jr.Slovakia Spartak TrnavaSlovakiaPeter Struhár
Slovakia Adrián Guľa
Slovakia Ružomberok
Slovakia Dunajská Streda

Domestic Player of the Year

This category is awarded to best domestic top-division players - that is Slovak and foreign players playing in the Fortuna Liga. It was first awarded in 2011, for the best domestic player of 2010.

Year 1st place, gold medalist(s) Club 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Club 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Club
2010Slovakia Róbert JežŽilinaSlovakia Mário PečalkaŽilinaSlovakia Kornel SalátaSlovan Bratislava
2011Slovakia Filip ŠeboSlovan BratislavaSlovakia Miroslav KarhanSpartak TrnavaSlovakia Igor ŽofčákSlovan Bratislava
2012Slovakia Viktor PečovskýŽilinaArgentina David DepetrisAS TrenčínSlovakia Miroslav KarhanSpartak Trnava
2013Slovakia Róbert VittekSlovan BratislavaSlovakia Tomáš ĎubekRužomberokSlovakia Viktor PečovskýŽilina
2014Slovakia Viktor PečovskýŽilinaSlovakia Ján VlaskoSpartak TrnavaSlovakia Juraj PiroskaSenica
2015Slovakia Matúš Bero
Slovakia Viktor Pečovský
AS Trenčín
Žilina
Not awarded due to a shared first placeCameroon Léandre TawambaViOn Zlaté Moravce
2016Slovakia Filip HlohovskýŽilinaSlovakia Matúš BeroAS TrenčínSlovakia Michal ŠkvarkaŽilina
2017[20] Slovakia Michal ŠkvarkaŽilinaCzech Republic Jakub MarešRužomberok/
Slovan Bratislava
Curaçao Rangelo JangaAS Trenčín
2018Slovakia Boris GodálSpartak TrnavaSlovenia Andraž ŠporarSlovan BratislavaMorocco MohaSlovan Bratislava
2019[21] Slovenia Andraž ŠporarSlovan BratislavaSlovakia Dominik GreifSlovan BratislavaSlovakia Róbert BoženíkŽilina
2020Hungary Zsolt KalmárDAC Dunajská StredaSlovakia Dominik GreifSlovan BratislavaSlovakia David HrnčárViOn Zlaté Moravce
2021[22]Slovakia Vladimír Weiss Jr.Slovan BratislavaHungary András SchäferDAC Dunajská StredaSlovakia Martin ŠkrtelSpartak Trnava
2022[23]Slovakia Vladimír Weiss Jr.Slovan BratislavaMontenegro Nikola KrstovićDAC Dunajská StredaSlovakia Martin RegáliRužomberok

Fan Award

It was first awarded during the 2012 award ceremony, for the fan favourite of 2011. Fans vote online and select one of ten shortlisted nominees for the Ján Popluhár Award.

Year 1st place, gold medalist(s) Club
2011Miroslav KarhanGermany Mainz 05
Slovakia Spartak Trnava
2012Martin ŠkrtelEngland Liverpool
2013Martin ŠkrtelEngland Liverpool
2014Martin ŠkrtelEngland Liverpool
2015Marek HamšíkItaly Napoli
2016Marek HamšíkItaly Napoli
2017Milan ŠkriniarItaly Sampdoria Genoa
Italy Inter Milan
2018Milan ŠkriniarItaly Inter Milan
2019Martin DúbravkaEngland Newcastle United
2020Milan ŠkriniarItaly Inter Milan
2021[24]Milan ŠkriniarItaly Inter Milan
2022Stanislav LobotkaItaly Napoli

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