Estonian Footballer of the Year

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Estonian Footballer of the Year is an annual award given to the best Estonian footballer. The award was launched in 1992. Mart Poom has won the award a record six times.

Year Winner Club
1992 Urmas Hepner Flag of Finland Kumu Kuusankoski / Flag of Finland KTP
1993 Mart Poom Flag of Estonia FC Flora / Flag of Switzerland FC Wil
1994 Mart Poom Flag of Switzerland FC Wil / Flag of England Portsmouth
1995 Martin Reim Flag of Estonia FC Flora
1996 Marek Lemsalu Flag of Germany Mainz 05
1997 Mart Poom Flag of England Derby County
1998 Mart Poom Flag of England Derby County
1999 Andres Oper Flag of Estonia FC Flora / Flag of Denmark AaB Aalborg
2000 Mart Poom Flag of England Derby County
2001 Indrek Zelinski Flag of Estonia FC Flora / Flag of Denmark AaB Aalborg
2002 Andres Oper Flag of Denmark AaB Aalborg
2002 Raio Piiroja Flag of Estonia FC Flora
2003 Mart Poom Flag of England Sunderland
2004 Andrei Stepanov Flag of Russia Torpedo Moscow
2005 Andres Oper Flag of the Netherlands Roda JC
2006 Raio Piiroja Flag of Norway Fredrikstad
2007 Raio Piiroja Flag of Norway Fredrikstad[1]

[edit] Meistriliiga Footballer of the Season

The Mesitriliiga Footballer of the Year is an annual award given to the best Meistriliiga player for his performances in the league.

Year Winner Club
2006 Flag of Estonia Marek Lemsalu FC Levadia Tallinn
2007 Flag of Finland Juha Hakola FC Flora Tallinn

[edit] Meistriliiga Young Footballer of the Season

Year Winner Club
2006 Flag of Russia Nikita Andreev FC Levadia Tallinn
2007 Flag of Estonia Sergei Zenjov FC TVMK Tallinn

[edit] References

  1. ^ Piiroja tops Estonian player poll. UEFA.com (2007-12-09).
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