TheMemorial Aldo Rovira Award (Catalan:Premi Memorial Aldo Rovira) is a trophy awarded byFC Barcelona to its best players (men's andwomen's football team) of the season and it is decided by a jury composed of board of directors and heads of sport in Catalan media. The award was created in 2010 in memory of the son of former FC Barcelona director, Josep Lluis Rovira, who died in a car/traffic accident one year earlier.^[1]

Lionel Messi won the inaugural prize for the season held in 2009–10 and he has also won the award on a record six occasions.^[2][3][4]

• † denotes a player registered with Barcelona in the2022–23 season
• Player (X) denotes the number of times a player has won the award

Season	Player	Position	Nationality	Ref
2009–10	Lionel Messi	Forward	Argentina
2010–11	Lionel Messi (2)	Forward	Argentina
2011–12	Eric Abidal	Defender	France	[5]
2012–13	Lionel Messi (3)	Forward	Argentina	[6]
2013–14	Javier Mascherano	Midfielder	Argentina	[7]
2014–15	Lionel Messi (4)	Forward	Argentina	[8]
2015–16	Luis Suárez	Forward	Uruguay	[9]
2016–17	Lionel Messi (5)	Forward	Argentina	[10]
2017–18	Lionel Messi (6)	Forward	Argentina	[11]
2018–19	Gerard Piqué	Defender	Spain	[12]
2019–20	Marc-André ter Stegen †	Goalkeeper	Germany	[13]
2020–21	Pedri †	Midfielder	Spain	[14]
2021–22	Gavi †	Midfielder	Spain	[15]
2022–23	Marc-André ter Stegen (2) †	Goalkeeper	Germany	[16]
2023–24	Lamine Yamal †	Forward	Spain	[17]
2024–25	Lamine Yamal (2) †	Forward	Spain	[18]

Nationality	Players	Total
Argentina	2	7
Spain	4	4
Germany	1	2
France	1	1
Uruguay	1	1

Season	Player	Position	Nationality	Ref
2020–21	Alexia Putellas †	Midfielder	Spain	[14]
2021–22	Alexia Putellas (2) †	Midfielder	Spain	[15]
2022–23	Aitana Bonmatí†	Midfielder	Spain	[16]
2023–24	Aitana Bonmatí (2) †	Midfielder	Spain	[17]

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