Bola de Ouro

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The Bola de Ouro (Golden Ball) is an award given each year, since 1973, by the authoritative Brazilian magazine Placar to the best player in the Brazilian National Championship. It is practically the equivalent to a Footballer of the Year award. It is based on accrued points which players are given according to their performance after each matchday.

Winners

Season	Player	Nationality	Club
1971	Dirceu Lopes	Brazil	Cruzeiro
1973	Cejas, AgustínAgustín Cejas	Argentina	Santos
1973	Ancheta, AtilioAtilio Ancheta	Uruguay	Grêmio
1974	Zico	Brazil	Flamengo
1975	Waldir Peres	Brazil	São Paulo
1976	Figueroa, ElíasElías Figueroa	Chile	Internacional
1977	Toninho Cerezo	Brazil	Atlético Mineiro
1978	Falcão	Brazil	Internacional
1979	Falcão	Brazil	Internacional
1980	Toninho Cerezo	Brazil	Atlético Mineiro
1981	Paulo Isidoro	Brazil	Grêmio
1982	Zico	Brazil	Flamengo
1983	Roberto Costa	Brazil	Atlético Paranaense
1984	Roberto Costa	Brazil	Vasco da Gama
1985	Marinho	Brazil	Bangu
1986	Careca	Brazil	São Paulo
1987	Renato Gaúcho	Brazil	Flamengo
1988	Taffarel	Brazil	Internacional
1989	Ricardo Rocha	Brazil	São Paulo
1990	César Sampaio	Brazil	Santos
1991	Mauro Silva	Brazil	Bragantino
1992	Júnior	Brazil	Flamengo
1993	César Sampaio	Brazil	Palmeiras
1994	Amoroso	Brazil	Guarani
1995	Giovanni	Brazil	Santos
1996	Djalminha	Brazil	Palmeiras
1997	Edmundo	Brazil	Vasco da Gama
1998	Edílson	Brazil	Corinthians
1999	Marcelinho	Brazil	Corinthians
2000	Romário	Brazil	Vasco da Gama
2001	Alex Mineiro	Brazil	Atlético Paranaense
2002	Kaká	Brazil	São Paulo
2003	Alex	Brazil	Cruzeiro
2004	Robinho	Brazil	Santos
2005	Tévez, CarlosCarlos Tévez	Argentina	Corinthians
2006	Lucas	Brazil	Grêmio
2007	Thiago Neves	Brazil	Fluminense
2008	Rogério Ceni	Brazil	São Paulo
2009	Adriano	Brazil	Flamengo
2010	Conca, DaríoDarío Conca	Argentina	Fluminense
2011	Neymar	Brazil	Santos
2012	Ronaldinho	Brazil	Atlético Mineiro
2013	Everton Ribeiro	Brazil	Cruzeiro

The award was not originally given from 1970 to 1972, but the following players had the best evaluation:

Season	Player	Nationality	Club	Note
1970	Francisco Reyes	Paraguay	Flamengo
1971	Dirceu Lopes	Brazil	Cruzeiro	Award given in 2013.
1972	Figueroa, ElíasElías Figueroa	Chile	Internacional

Bola de Prata

The Bola de Prata (Silver ball) is given to the best players in their respective position (forward, defender, etc.) on the same points system. Therefore, the Brazilian squad of the year is created.

1970

Team: Picasso (BAH), Humberto Monteiro (CAM), Brito (CRU), Reyes (FLA), Everaldo (GRE), Zanata (FLA), Dirceu Lopes (CRU), Samarone (FLU), Vaguinho (CAM), Tostão (CRU) e Paulo Cézar Caju (BOT)

1971

Team: Andrada (VAS), Humberto Monteiro (CAM), Pescuma (CTB), Vantuir (CAM), Carlindo (CEA), Vanderlei (CAM), Dirceu Lopes (CRU), Rivellino (COR), Antônio Carlos (ARJ), Tião Abatiá (CTB) and Edu (SAN)

1972

Team: Leão (PAL), Aranha (REM), Figueroa (INT), Beto Bacamarte (GRE), Marinho Chagas (BOT), Piazza (CRU), Ademir da Guia (PAL), Zé Roberto (CTB), Osni (VIT), Alberi (ABC) and Paulo Cézar Caju (FLA)

1973

In 1973, Placar introduced the 'Bola de Ouro, given to the best player of the League, according to Placar itself. In this year, two players shared the Bola de Ouro, this situation never occurred again.

Team: Cejas (SAN), Zé Maria (COR), Ancheta (GRE), Alfredo (PAL), Marinho Chagas (BOT), Pedro Omar (AMG), Pedro Rocha (SPO), Dirceu Lopes (CRU), Zequinha (BOT), Mirandinha (SPO) e Mário Sérgio (VIT)
Bola de Ouro: Cejas (SAN) and Ancheta (GRE)

1974

Team: Joel Mendes (VIT), Louro (FOR), Figueroa (INT), Miguel (VAS), Wladimir (COR), Dudu (PAL), Mário Sérgio (VIT), Zico (FLA), Osni (VIT), Luisinho (ARJ) and Lula (INT)
Bola de Ouro: Zico (FLA)

1975

In 1975, Placar started giving the Bola de Prata to the League's top scorer.

Team: Waldir Peres (SPO), Nelinho (CRU), Figueroa (INT), Amaral (GUA), Marco Antônio (FLU), Falcão (INT), Carpegiani (INT), Zico (FLA), Gil (FLU), Palhinha (CRU) and Ziza (GUA)
Bola de Ouro: Waldir Peres (SPO)
Top Scorer: Flávio (INT) - 16 goals

1976

Team: Manga (INT), Perivaldo (BAH), Figueroa (INT), Beto Fuscão (GRE), Wladimir (COR), Toninho Cerezo (CAM), Paulo Cézar Caju (FLU), Paulo Isidoro (CAM), Valdomiro (INT), Doval (FLU) and Lula (INT)
Bola de Ouro: Figueroa (INT)
Top Scorer: Dario (INT) - 28 goals

1977

Team: Edson (REM), Zé Maria (COR), Oscar (Ponte Preta), Polozzi (Ponte Preta), Marco Antônio (VAS), Toninho Cerezo (ATM), Adílio (FLA), Zico (FLA), Tarciso (GRE), Reinaldo (ATM) and Paulo Cézar Caju (BOT)
Bola de Ouro: Toninho Cerezo (ATM)
Top Scorer: Reinaldo (ATM) - 28 goals

1978

Team: Manga (Operário), Rosemiro (PAL), Rondinelli (FLA), Deodoro (CTB), Odirlei (Ponte Preta), Caçapava (INT), Falcão (INT), Adílio (FLA), Tarciso (GRE), Paulinho (VAS) and Jésum (BAH)
Bola de Ouro: Falcão (INT)
Top Scorer: Paulinho (VAS) - 13 goals

1979

Team: João Leite (ATM), Nelinho (CRU), Osmar (ATM), Mauro Galvão (INT), Pedrinho (PAL), Píres (PAL), Falcão (INT), Jorge Mendonça (PAL), Jorginho (PAL), Roberto Dinamite (VAS) and Joãozinho (CRU)
Bola de Ouro: Falcão (Inter)
Top Scorer: César (ARJ) e Roberto César (CRU) - 13 goals

1980

Team: Carlos (Ponte Preta), Nelinho (CRU), Joãozinho (SAN), Luizinho (ATM), Júnior (FLA), Toninho Cerezo (ATM), Batista (INT), Sócrates (COR), Botelho (Desportiva Capixaba), Baltazar (GRE) and Mário Sérgio (INT)
Bola de Ouro: Toninho Cerezo (ATM)
Top Scorer: Zico (FLA) - 21 goals

1981

Team: Benitez (INT), Perivaldo (BOT), Moisés (BNG), Dario Pereyra (SPO), Marinho Chagas (SPO), Zé Mário (Ponte Preta), Elói (Inter de Limeira), Paulo Isidoro (GRE), Paulo César (SPO), Roberto Dinamite (VAS) and Mário Sérgio (INT)
Bola de Ouro: Paulo Isidoro (GRE)
Top Scorer: Nunes (FLA) - 16 goals

1982

Team: Carlos (Ponte Preta), Leandro (FLA), Juninho Fonseca (Ponte Preta), Edinho (FLU), Wladimir (COR), Batista (GRE), Pita (SAN), Zico (FLA), Lúcio (GUA), Careca (GUA) and Biro-Biro (COR)
Bola de Ouro: Zico (FLA)
Top Scorer: Zico (FLA) - 21 goals

1983

Team: Roberto Costa (CAP), Nelinho (ATM), Márcio Rossini (SAN), Dario Pereyra (SPO), Júnior (FLA), Dema (SAN), Paulo Isidoro (SAN), Pita (SAN), Jorginho (PAL), Reinaldo (ATM) and Éder (ATM)
Bola de Ouro: Roberto Costa (CAP)
Top Scorer: Serginho Chulapa (SAN) - 22 goals

1984

Team: Roberto Costa (VAS), Édson (COR), Ivan (VAS), de León (GRE), Júnior (FLA), Pires (VAS), Romerito (FLU), Assis (FLU), Renato Gaúcho (GRE), Roberto Dinamite (VAS) and Tato (FLU)
Bola de Ouro: Roberto Costa (VAS)
Top Scorer: Roberto Dinamite (VAS) - 16 goals

1985

Team: Rafael (CTB), Luiz Carlos Winck (INT), Leandro (FLA), Mauro Galvão (INT), Baby (BNG), Dema (SAN), Alemão (BOT), Rubén Paz (INT), Marinho (BNG), Careca (SPO) and Ado (BNG)
Bola de Ouro: Marinho (BNG)
Top Scorer: Edmar (GUA) - 20 goals

1986

Team: Gilmar (SPO), Alfinete (JOI), Ricardo Rocha (GUA), Dario Pereyra (SPO), Nelsinho (SPO), Bernardo (SPO), Pita (SPO), Jorginho (PAL), Sérgio Araújo (ATM), Careca (SPO) and João Paulo (GUA)
Bola de Ouro: Careca (SPO)
Top Scorer: Careca (SPO) - 25 goals

1987

Team: Taffarel (INT), Luiz Carlos Winck (INT), Aloísio (INT), Luizinho (ATM), Mazinho (VAS), Norberto (INT), Milton (CTB), Zico (FLA), Renato Gaúcho (FLA), Renato (ATM) e Berg (BOT)
Bola de Ouro: Renato Gaúcho (FLA)
Top Scorer: Müller (SPO) - 10 goals

1988

Team: Taffarel (INT), Alfinete (GRE), Aguirregaray (INT), Pereira (BAH), Mazinho (VAS), Paulo Rodrigues (BAH), Adílson Heleno (CRI), Bobô (BAH), Vivinho (VAS), Nílson (INT) and Zinho (FLA)
Bola de Ouro: Taffarel (INT)
Top Scorer: Nílson (INT) - 15 goals

1989

Top Scorer: Gilmar (SPO), Balu (CRU), Ricardo Rocha (SPO), Paulo Sérgio (ATM), Mazinho (VAS), Elzo (PAL), Raí (SPO), Bobô (SPO), Bismarck (VAS), Bizu (NAU) and Túlio (GOI)
Bola de Ouro: Ricardo Rocha (SPO)
Top Scorer: Túlio (GOI) - 11 goals

1990

Team: Ronaldo (COR), Gil Baiano (BRG), Adílson (CRU), Marcelo (COR), Biro-Biro (BRG), César Sampaio (SAN), Tiba (BRG), Luís Fernando (INT), Renato Gaúcho (FLA), Mazinho (BRG) and Careca Bianchesi (PAL)
Bola de Ouro: César Sampaio (SAN)
Top Scorer: Charles (BAH) - 11 goals

1991

Team: Marcelo (BRG), Gil Baiano (BRG), Márcio Santos (INT), Ricardo Rocha (SPO), Leonardo (SPO), Mauro Silva (BRG), Júnior (FLA), Neto (COR), Mazinho (BRG), Túlio (GOI) and Careca Bianchesi (PAL)
Bola de Ouro: Mauro Silva (BRG)
Top Scorer: Paulinho McLaren (SAN) - 15 goals

1992

Team: Gilberto (SPT), Cafu (SPO), Aílton (SPT), Alexandre Torres (VAS), Válber (BOT), Mauro Silva (BRG), Júnior (FLA), Zinho (FLA), Renato Gaúcho (BOT), Bebeto (VAS) and Nélio (FLA)
Bola de Ouro: Júnior (FLA)
Top Scorer: Bebeto (VAS) - 18 goals

1993

Team: Dida (VIT), Cafu (SPO), Antônio Carlos (PAL), Ricardo Rocha (SAN), Roberto Carlos (PAL), César Sampaio (PAL), Djalminha (GUA), Roberto Cavalo (VIT), Edmundo (PAL), Alex Alves (VIT) and Rivaldo (COR)
Bola de Ouro: César Sampaio (PAL)
Top Scorer: Guga (SAN) - 15 goals

1994

Team: Ronaldo (COR), Pavão (SPO), Cléber (PAL), Jorge Luís (GUA), Roberto Carlos (PAL), Zé Elias (COR), Zinho (PAL), Rivaldo (PAL), Amoroso (GUA), Marcelinho Carioca (COR) and Luizão (GUA)
Bola de Ouro: Amoroso (GUA)
Top Scorer: Túlio (BOT) and Amoroso (GUA) - 19 goals

1995

Team: Wágner (BOT), Zé Maria (Portuguesa), Gamarra (INT), Andrei (JUV), Marcos Adriano (SAN), Leandro Ávila (BOT), Jamelli (SAN), Giovanni (SAN), Donizete (BOT), Túlio (BOT) and Renato Gaúcho (FLU)
Bola de Ouro: Giovanni (SAN)
Top Scorer: Túlio (BOT) - 23 goals

1996

Team: Dida (CRU), Alberto (CAP), Gamarra (INT), Adílson (GRE), Zé Roberto (Portuguesa), Ricardinho (CRU), Goiano (GRE), Djalminha (PAL), Rodrigo Fabri (Portuguesa), Paulo Nunes (GRE) and Renaldo (ATM)
Bola de Ouro: Djalminha (PAL)
Top Scorer: Paulo Nunes (GRE) and Renaldo (ATM) - 16 goals

1997

Team: Carlos Germano (VAS), Zé Carlos (SPO), Júnior Baiano (FLA), Mauro Galvão (VAS), Dedê (ATM), Doriva (ATM), Fernando (INT), Zinho (PAL), Rodrigo Fabri (Portuguesa), Edmundo (VAS) and Müller (SAN)
Bola de Ouro: Edmundo (VAS)
Top Scorer: Edmundo (VAS) - 29 goals

2001

Team: Emerson (BAH), Arce (PAL), Daniel (SCA), Gustavo (CAP), Léo (SAN), Simão (SCA), Preto (BAH), Kléberson (CAP), Roger (FLU), Marques (CAM) and Alex Mineiro (CAP)
Bola de Ouro: Alex Mineiro (CAP)
Top Scorer: Romário (VAS) - 21 goals

2002

Team: Diego (JUV), Mancini (CAM), Fábio Luciano (COR), Alex (SAN), Athirson (FLA), Fábio Simplício (SPO), Tinga (GRE), Kaká (SPO), Ramon (VAS), Robinho (SAN) and Gil (COR)
Bola de Ouro: Kaká (SPO)
Top Scorer: Rodrigo Fabri (GRE) and Luís Fabiano (SPO) - 19 goals

2003

Team: Rogério Ceni (SPO), Maurinho (CRU), Fabão (GOI), Alex (SAN), Léo (SAN), Maldonado (CRU), Renato (SAN), Marcelinho Carioca (VAS), Alex (CRU), Luís Fabiano (SPO) and Grafite (GOI)
Bola de Ouro: Alex (CRU)
Top Scorer: Dimba (GOI) - 31 goals

2004

Team: Rogério Ceni (SPO), Paulo Baier (GOI), Lugano (SPO), Rodrigo (SPO), Léo (SAN), Mineiro (SPO), Magrão (PAL), Petković (VAS), Ricardinho (SAN), Robinho (SAN) and Washington (CAP)
Bola de Ouro: Robinho (SAN)
Top Scorer: Washington (CAP) - 34 goals

2005

Team: Fábio Costa (COR), Cicinho (SPO), Lugano (SPO), Gamarra (PAL), Jadílson (GOI), Marcelo Mattos (COR), Mineiro (SPO), Petković (FLU), Juninho Paulista (PAL), Tévez (COR) and Rafael Sobis (INT)
Bola de Ouro: Tévez (COR)
Top Scorer: Romário (VAS) - 22 goals

2006

Team: Rogério Ceni (SPO), Ilsinho (SPO), Fabão (SPO), Índio (INT), Kléber (SAN), Lucas (GRE), Mineiro (SPO), Zé Roberto (BOT), Wágner (CRU), Aloísio (SPO) and Fernandão (INT)
Bola de Ouro: Lucas (GRE)
Top Scorer: Souza (GOI) - 17 goals

2007

Team: Rogério Ceni (SPO), Léo Moura (FLA), Thiago Silva (FLU), Breno (SPO), Kléber (SAN), Richarlyson (SPO), Hernanes (SPO), Valdívia (PAL), Thiago Neves (FLU), Acosta (NAU) and Leandro Amaral (VAS)
Bola de Ouro: Thiago Neves (FLU)
Top Scorer: Josiel (PAR) - 20 gols
Fans' Best Player: Leandro Amaral (VAS)

2008

Team: Rogério Ceni (SPO), Vítor (GOI), André Dias (SPO), Miranda (SPO), Juan (FLA), Hernanes (SPO), Ramires (CRU), Tcheco (GRE), Wágner (CRU), Borges (SPO) and Nilmar (INT)
Bola de Ouro: Rogério Ceni (SPO)
Top Scorer: Washington (FLU), Keirrison (CFC) and Kléber Pereira (SAN) - 21 goals

2009

Team: Victor (GRE), Jonathan (CRU), André Dias (SPO), Miranda (SPO), Kléber (INT), Pierre (PAL), Guiñazú (INT), Petković (FLA), Marcelinho Paraíba (CFC), Adriano (FLA) and Diego Tardelli (CAM)
Bola de Ouro: Adriano (FLA)
Top Scorer: Diego Tardelli (CAM) and Adriano (FLA) - 19 goals

2010

Team: Fábio (CRU), Mariano (FLU), Chicão (COR), Alex Silva (SPO), Roberto Carlos (COR), Elias (COR), Jucilei (COR), Montillo (CRU), Conca (FLU), Neymar (SAN) and Jonas (GRE)^[1]
Bola de Ouro: Darío Conca^[1] (FLU)
Top Scorer: Jonas^[1] (GRE) - 23 goals

2011

Team: Fernando Prass (VAS), Mário Fernandes (GRE), Dedé (VAS), Paulo André (COR), Juninho (FIG), Marcos Assunção (PAL), Paulinho (COR), Montillo (CRU), Ronaldinho (FLA), Neymar (SAN) and Fred (FLU)^[2]
Bola de Ouro: Neymar (SAN)
Top Scorer: Borges (SAN) - 23 goals

2012

Team: Diego Cavalieri (FLU), Marcos Rocha (CAM), Leonardo Silva (CAM), Réver (CAM), Carlinhos (FLU), Ralf (COR), Paulinho (COR), Zé Roberto (GRE), Ronaldinho (CAM), Lucas (SPO) and Fred (FLU)
Bola de Ouro: Ronaldinho (CAM)
Top Scorer: Fred (FLU) - 20 goals

2013

Team: Fábio (CRU), Mayke (CRU), Dedé (CRU), Rodrigo (GOI), Alex Telles (GRE), Nilton (CRU), Elias (FLA), Everton Ribeiro (CRU), Seedorf (BOT), Diego Tardelli (CAM) and Walter (GOI)
Bola de Ouro: Everton Ribeiro (CRU)
Top Scorer: Éderson (CAP) - 21 goals

Foreign players awarded

Player	Nationality	Bola de Ouro	Bola de Prata	Total
Figueroa, ElíasElías Figueroa	Chile	1	4	5
Arce, FranciscoFrancisco Arce	Paraguay	0	4	4
Gamarra, CarlosCarlos Gamarra	Paraguay	0	4	4
Pereyra, DaríoDarío Pereyra	Uruguay	0	3	3
Petković, DejanDejan Petković	Serbia	0	3	3
Ancheta, AtilioAtilio Ancheta	Uruguay	1	1	2
Cejas, AgustínAgustín Cejas	Argentina	1	1	2
Conca, DaríoDarío Conca	Argentina	1	1	2
Tévez, CarlosCarlos Tévez	Argentina	1	1	2
Lugano, DiegoDiego Lugano	Uruguay	0	2	2
Montillo, WalterWalter Montillo	Argentina	0	2	2
Acosta, BetoBeto Acosta	Uruguay	0	1	1
Aguirregaray, ÓscarÓscar Aguirregaray	Uruguay	0	1	1
Andrada, EdgardoEdgardo Andrada	Argentina	0	1	1
de León, HugoHugo de León	Uruguay	0	1	1
Doval, Narciso HoracioNarciso Horacio Doval	Argentina	0	1	1
Guiñazú, PabloPablo Guiñazú	Argentina	0	1	1
Maldonado, ClaudioClaudio Maldonado	Chile	0	1	1
Paz, RubénRubén Paz	Uruguay	0	1	1
ReyesFrancisco Reyes	Paraguay	0	1	1
Rincón, FreddyFreddy Rincón	Colombia	0	1	1
Rocha, PedroPedro Rocha	Uruguay	0	1	1
Romerito	Paraguay	0	1	1
Seedorf, ClarenceClarence Seedorf	Netherlands	0	1	1
Sorín, Juan PabloJuan Pablo Sorín	Argentina	0	1	1
Valdívia, JorgeJorge Valdívia	Chile	0	1	1

References

External links

Silver Ball " Bola de Prata Placar Magazine

Bola de Ouro

1971:¹ Dirceu Lopes
1973:¹ Ancheta & Cejas
1974: Zico
1975: Waldir Peres
1976: Figueroa
1977: Toninho Cerezo
1978: Falcão
1979: Falcão
1980: Toninho Cerezo
1981: Paulo Isidoro
1982: Zico
1983: Roberto Costa
1984: Roberto Costa
1985: Marinho
1986: Careca
1987: Renato Gaúcho
1988: Taffarel
1989: Ricardo Rocha
1990: César Sampaio
1991: Mauro Silva
1992: Júnior
1993: César Sampaio
1994: Amoroso
1995: Giovanni
1996: Djalminha
1997: Edmundo
1998: Edílson
1999: Marcelinho Carioca
2000: Romário
2001: Alex Mineiro
2002: Kaká
2003: Alex
2004: Robinho
2005: Tevez
2006: Lucas
2007: Thiago Neves
2008: Rogério Ceni
2009: Adriano
2010: Conca
2011: Neymar
2012: Ronaldinho
2013: Everton Ribeiro

¹ Placar started to give this prize to the best grade holder at Bola de Prata since 1973. In its 2013 ceremonies, a Bola de Ouro was given to Dirceu Lopes, holder of the best 1971 grade. Francisco Reyes and Elías Figueroa, holders of 1970 and 1972 ones respectively, have not been announced as these years' winners yet.

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