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Association football-related publications in Europe
European Sports Media
AbbreviationESM
Formation9 June 1989; 36 years ago (1989-06-09)
Founded atBarcelona, Spain
TypeFootball-based journalistic body
Region
Europe (UEFA)
Membership14 magazines
Websitewww.eusm.eu
Formerly called
European Sports Magazines

TheEuropean Sports Media (ESM), formerlyEuropean Sports Magazines, is an association of football-related publications inEurope.

Members

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European Sports Media was established in 1989 as an international body for football journalism.[1] Its nine founding members were:A Bola (Portuguese),Don Balón (Spanish),Sport/Foot Magazine (Belgium),La Gazzetta dello Sport (Italian),kicker (German),Onze Mondial (French),Sport (Switzerland),Voetbal International (Dutch),World Soccer (English).ESM membership has varied over time. Former members also includeFrance Football.[2]

Current members

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Awards

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ESM presents the following awards:

  • European Golden Shoe. Since the 1996–97 season, ESM annually rewards Europe's most prolific striker with the European Golden Shoe.[1]
  • UEFA Men's Player of the Year Award &UEFA Women's Player of the Year Award. Since 2011, in partnership withUEFA, ESM handles the voting and administration for the UEFA Best Men's Player and Women's Player in Europe Awards, which is awarded annually to the outstanding men's and women's players of the European season.[1][3]
  • UEFA Men's Coach of the Year Award & UEFA Women's Coach of the Year Award. Since 2020, in partnership with UEFA, ESM handles the voting and administration for the UEFA Best Men's Coach and Women's Coach in Europe Awards, which is awarded annually to the outstanding men's and women's coaches of the European season.[4]
  • ESM Team of the Season. After selecting a Team of the Season for 1994–95, ESM instituted the monthly ESM 11. Each of its members selects the 11 best players in the European leagues each month from September to May. The players who most often appear in those teams are elected into the ESM Team of the Season.[1][2]

ESM Team of the Season

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1990s

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SeasonGoalkeeperDefendersMidfieldersForwards

1994–95[2]

PortugalVítor Baía

ItalyPaolo Maldini
GermanyMatthias Sammer
NetherlandsFrank Rijkaard
NetherlandsDanny Blind

ItalyGianfranco Zola
FinlandJari Litmanen
DenmarkMichael Laudrup

ChileIván Zamorano
EnglandAlan Shearer
GermanyJürgen Klinsmann

1995–96[2]

NetherlandsEdwin van der Sar

ItalyPaolo Maldini
NetherlandsFrank de Boer
FranceLaurent Blanc
NetherlandsDanny Blind

ItalyAlessandro Del Piero
BrazilRaí
FinlandJari Litmanen
GermanyMehmet Scholl

LiberiaGeorge Weah
FranceEric Cantona

1996–97[2]

ItalyAngelo Peruzzi

BrazilRoberto Carlos
SpainFernando Hierro
ItalyCiro Ferrara
FranceJocelyn Angloma

SpainRaúl
ItalyAlessandro Del Piero
NetherlandsClarence Seedorf
SpainLuis Enrique

BrazilRonaldo
CroatiaDavor Šuker

1997–98[2]

ItalyAngelo Peruzzi

BrazilRoberto Carlos
SpainFernando Hierro
FranceLaurent Blanc
EnglandGary Neville

ItalyAlessandro Del Piero
FranceZinedine Zidane
ArgentinaFernando Redondo
PortugalLuís Figo

BrazilRonaldo
ItalyChristian Vieri

1998–99[2]

ArgentinaCarlos Roa

FranceBixente Lizarazu
NetherlandsJaap Stam
FranceLaurent Blanc
FranceLilian Thuram

BrazilRivaldo
Federal Republic of YugoslaviaSiniša Mihajlović
GermanyStefan Effenberg
EnglandDavid Beckham

SpainRaúl
ArgentinaGabriel Batistuta

1999–2000[2]

GermanyOliver Kahn

BrazilRoberto Carlos
ItalyPaolo Maldini
Federal Republic of YugoslaviaSiniša Mihajlović
FranceJocelyn Angloma

BrazilRivaldo
ArgentinaJuan Sebastián Verón
Republic of IrelandRoy Keane
PortugalLuís Figo

SpainRaúl
UkraineAndriy Shevchenko

2000s

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SeasonGoalkeeperDefendersMidfieldersForwards

2000–01[2]

GermanyOliver Kahn

BrazilRoberto Carlos
FinlandSami Hyypiä
ItalyAlessandro Nesta
FranceJocelyn Angloma

Czech RepublicPavel Nedvěd
ItalyFrancesco Totti
GermanyMehmet Scholl
SpainGaizka Mendieta

EnglandMichael Owen
ArgentinaHernán Crespo

2001–02[2]

ItalyFrancesco Toldo

BrazilRoberto Carlos
ArgentinaWalter Samuel
BrazilLúcio
SpainCarles Puyol

SwedenFreddie Ljungberg
FranceZinedine Zidane
GermanyMichael Ballack
SpainRubén Baraja

NetherlandsRuud van Nistelrooy
ItalyChristian Vieri

2002–03[2]

ItalyGianluigi Buffon

ItalyPaolo Maldini
BelgiumDaniel Van Buyten
SpainCarles Puyol
FranceLilian Thuram

BrazilRoberto Carlos
Czech RepublicPavel Nedvěd
FranceZinedine Zidane

ItalyChristian Vieri
Federal Republic of YugoslaviaMateja Kežman
NetherlandsRoy Makaay

2003–04[2]

GermanyTimo Hildebrand

BrazilRoberto Carlos
ArgentinaWalter Samuel
ArgentinaRoberto Ayala
PortugalPaulo Ferreira

BrazilRonaldinho
ItalyFrancesco Totti
FranceZinedine Zidane
FranceLudovic Giuly

UkraineAndriy Shevchenko
FranceThierry Henry

2004–05[2]

Czech RepublicPetr Čech

ItalyFabio Cannavaro
EnglandJohn Terry
SpainCarles Puyol

EnglandFrank Lampard
NetherlandsMark van Bommel
PortugalDeco
BrazilRonaldinho

NetherlandsArjen Robben
CameroonSamuel Eto'o
UkraineAndriy Shevchenko

2005–06[2]

Czech RepublicPetr Čech

SpainCarles Puyol
BrazilLúcio
BrazilCris

BrazilRonaldinho
EnglandFrank Lampard
ArgentinaEsteban Cambiasso
BrazilJuninho

ArgentinaLionel Messi
CameroonSamuel Eto'o
ItalyLuca Toni

2006–07[5]

FranceGrégory Coupet

ItalyMarco Materazzi
SerbiaNemanja Vidić
BrazilDani Alves

SerbiaDejan Stanković
ItalyFrancesco Totti
BrazilJuninho
PortugalCristiano Ronaldo

SwedenZlatan Ibrahimović
Ivory CoastDidier Drogba
MaliFrédéric Kanouté

2007–08[6]

SpainIker Casillas

SpainSergio Ramos
ItalyChristian Panucci
EnglandRio Ferdinand
FranceWilliam Gallas

PortugalCristiano Ronaldo
SpainCesc Fàbregas
FranceFranck Ribéry

ArgentinaLionel Messi
SwedenZlatan Ibrahimović
SpainFernando Torres

2008–09[7]

NetherlandsEdwin van der Sar

BrazilDani Alves
EnglandJohn Terry
SerbiaNemanja Vidić
BrazilMaicon

ArgentinaLionel Messi
SpainXavi
EnglandSteven Gerrard

Bosnia and HerzegovinaVedad Ibišević
CameroonSamuel Eto'o
BrazilGrafite

2009–10
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BrazilJúlio César

EnglandJohn Terry
BrazilLúcio
BrazilMaicon

NetherlandsWesley Sneijder
SpainCesc Fàbregas
EnglandFrank Lampard
BrazilDani Alves

ArgentinaLionel Messi
EnglandWayne Rooney
NetherlandsArjen Robben

2010s

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SeasonGoalkeeperDefendersMidfieldersForwards

2010–11[8]

SpainVíctor Valdés

BrazilDani Alves
GermanyMats Hummels
SerbiaNemanja Vidić
SpainGerard Piqué

SpainXavi
SpainAndrés Iniesta
TurkeyNuri Şahin

PortugalCristiano Ronaldo
CameroonSamuel Eto'o
ArgentinaLionel Messi

2011–12[9]

GermanyManuel Neuer

BelgiumVincent Kompany
GermanyMats Hummels
SpainSergio Ramos
BrazilDani Alves

SpainXavi
JapanShinji Kagawa
ItalyAndrea Pirlo

PortugalCristiano Ronaldo
NetherlandsRobin van Persie
ArgentinaLionel Messi

2012–13[10]

GermanyManuel Neuer

ItalyGiorgio Chiellini
BrazilDante
GermanyPhilipp Lahm

GermanyBastian Schweinsteiger
GermanyThomas Müller
Germanyİlkay Gündoğan

PortugalCristiano Ronaldo
ArgentinaLionel Messi
SwedenZlatan Ibrahimović
WalesGareth Bale

2013–14[11]

BelgiumThibaut Courtois

AustriaDavid Alaba
PortugalPepe
SpainGerard Piqué
MoroccoMedhi Benatia

GermanyPhilipp Lahm
Ivory CoastYaya Touré
ChileArturo Vidal

PortugalCristiano Ronaldo
UruguayLuis Suárez
SwedenZlatan Ibrahimović

2014–15[12]

GermanyManuel Neuer

SerbiaBranislav Ivanović
ItalyGiorgio Chiellini
SpainGerard Piqué
SpainSergio Ramos

NetherlandsArjen Robben
BelgiumEden Hazard
SpainCesc Fàbregas

PortugalCristiano Ronaldo
UruguayLuis Suárez
ArgentinaLionel Messi

2015–16[13]

Costa RicaKeylor Navas

BrazilMarcelo
UruguayDiego Godín
SpainGerard Piqué
BrazilFilipe Luís

FrancePaul Pogba
ArgentinaÁngel Di María
FranceN'Golo Kanté

UruguayLuis Suárez
ArgentinaGonzalo Higuaín
ArgentinaLionel Messi

2016–17[14]

ItalyGianluigi Buffon

BrazilMarcelo
ItalyLeonardo Bonucci
BrazilDavid Luiz
SpainSergio Ramos

FranceN'Golo Kanté
SpainThiago
ArgentinaPaulo Dybala

PortugalCristiano Ronaldo
UruguayEdinson Cavani
ArgentinaLionel Messi

2017–18[15]

GermanyMarc-André ter Stegen

SpainJordi Alba
FranceSamuel Umtiti
ArgentinaNicolás Otamendi
ItalyGiorgio Chiellini

SpainDavid Silva
SpainAndrés Iniesta
BelgiumKevin De Bruyne

BrazilNeymar
ArgentinaLionel Messi
EgyptMohamed Salah

2018–19[16]

GermanyMarc-André ter Stegen

SpainJordi Alba
SpainGerard Piqué
NetherlandsVirgil Van Dijk
GermanyJoshua Kimmich

GermanyMarco Reus
FrancePaul Pogba
BelgiumEden Hazard

PortugalCristiano Ronaldo
SenegalSadio Mané
ArgentinaLionel Messi

2019–20[17]

GermanyMarc-André ter Stegen

ScotlandAndy Robertson
FranceDayot Upamecano
NetherlandsVirgil Van Dijk
EnglandTrent Alexander-Arnold

ArgentinaÁngel Di María
EnglandJordan Henderson
BelgiumKevin De Bruyne

NorwayErling Haaland
PolandRobert Lewandowski
ArgentinaLionel Messi

2020s

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SeasonGoalkeeperDefendersMidfieldersForwards

2020–21[18]

SloveniaJan Oblak

PortugalJoão Cancelo
PortugalRúben Dias
EnglandJohn Stones
MoroccoAchraf Hakimi

BelgiumKevin De Bruyne
Germanyİlkay Gündoğan
PortugalBruno Fernandes

ArgentinaLionel Messi
PolandRobert Lewandowski
FranceKarim Benzema

2021–22[19]

BelgiumThibaut Courtois

PortugalJoão Cancelo
GermanyAntonio Rüdiger
NetherlandsVirgil van Dijk
EnglandTrent Alexander-Arnold

PortugalBernardo Silva
CroatiaLuka Modrić
BelgiumKevin De Bruyne

FranceKarim Benzema
PolandRobert Lewandowski
EgyptMohamed Salah

2022–23[20]

GermanyMarc-André ter Stegen

FranceThéo Hernandez
South KoreaKim Min-jae
BrazilÉder Militão
ItalyGiovanni Di Lorenzo

BelgiumKevin De Bruyne
NorwayMartin Ødegaard

FranceKylian Mbappé
NorwayErling Haaland
NigeriaVictor Osimhen
ArgentinaLionel Messi

2023–24[21]

SwitzerlandYann Sommer

SpainÁlex Grimaldo
NetherlandsVirgil van Dijk
GermanyAntonio Rüdiger
SpainDani Carvajal

BrazilVinícius Júnior
EnglandJude Bellingham
GermanyFlorian Wirtz

FranceKylian Mbappé
EnglandHarry Kane
ArgentinaLautaro Martínez

2024–25[22]

ItalyGianluigi Donnarumma

MoroccoAchraf Hakimi
NetherlandsVirgil van Dijk
GermanyAntonio Rüdiger
EnglandTrent Alexander-Arnold

EnglandCole Palmer
ScotlandScott McTominay
SpainLamine Yamal

FranceKylian Mbappé
PolandRobert Lewandowski
EgyptMohamed Salah

By player

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Lionel Messi with 15 selections is the all-time record appearance maker of ESM's Team of the Season.
WinsPlayerFirstLast
15ArgentinaLionel Messi2005–062022–23
9PortugalCristiano Ronaldo2006–072018–19
7BrazilRoberto Carlos1996–972003–04
5BrazilDani Alves2006–072011–12
SpainGerard Piqué2010–112018–19
BelgiumKevin De Bruyne2017–182022–23
NetherlandsVirgil van Dijk2018–192024–25
4ItalyPaolo Maldini1994–952002–03
FranceZinedine Zidane1997–982003–04
SpainCarles Puyol2001–022005–06
CameroonSamuel Eto'o2004–052010–11
SwedenZlatan Ibrahimović2006–072013–14
SpainSergio Ramos2007–082016–17
GermanyMarc-André ter Stegen2017–182022–23
PolandRobert Lewandowski2019–202024–25

References

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External links

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