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The Fédération Internationale des Associations de Footballeurs Professionnels, usually known by the abbreviation FIFPro, is a worldwide representative organization for professional football players. At the moment there are 42 national players associations who are member of FIFPro.

Contents

Brief history

On 15 December 1965, representatives of the French, Scottish, English, Italian, and Dutch players' associations met ...

The Board

Current: FIFPro Board

President: Gordon Taylor (PFA, England)

General-Secretary: Theo van Seggelen (VVCS, Netherlands)

Vice-presidents: Philippe Piat (UNFP, France), Leonardo Grosso (AIC, Italy), Gerardo G. Movilla (AFE, Spain), Jorge Domínguez (FAA, Argentina)

Secretary to the FIFPro board: Frederique Winia (Netherlands)

Awards

In 2005, FIFPro launched its inaugural "World XI Player Awards", "World Player of the Year", and "Young Player of the Year" awards.

World XI

The World XI are chosen by the footballers themselves from a list of candidates for each position. The list is generated by the awards committee itself.

Season Goalkeeper Defenders Midfielders Forwards
2005 Dida
(Milan)
Paolo Maldini
(Milan)
Alessandro Nesta
(Milan)
John Terry
(Chelsea)
Cafu
(Milan)
Claude Makélélé
(Chelsea)
Frank Lampard
(Chelsea)
Zinedine Zidane
(Real Madrid)
Ronaldinho
(Barcelona)
Samuel Eto'o
(Barcelona)
Andriy Shevchenko
(Milan)
2006 Gianluigi Buffon
(Juventus)
Lilian Thuram
(Juventus)
John Terry
(Chelsea)
Fabio Cannavaro
(Juventus)
Gianluca Zambrotta
(Juventus)
Andrea Pirlo
(Milan)
Kaká
(Milan)
Zinedine Zidane
(Real Madrid)
Samuel Eto'o
(Barcelona)
Thierry Henry
(Arsenal)
Ronaldinho
(Barcelona)
2007 Gianluigi Buffon
(Juventus)
Alessandro Nesta
(Milan)
John Terry
(Chelsea)
Fabio Cannavaro
(Real Madrid)
Carles Puyol
(Barcelona)
Cristiano Ronaldo
(Man Utd)
Kaká
(Milan)
Steven Gerrard
(Liverpool F.C)
Lionel Messi
(Barcelona)
Didier Drogba
(Chelsea)
Ronaldinho
(Barcelona)
2008 Iker Casillas
(Real Madrid)
John Terry
(Chelsea)
Rio Ferdinand
(Manchester United)
Carles Puyol
(Barcelona)
Sergio Ramos
(Real Madrid)
Xavi
(Barcelona)
Steven Gerrard
(Liverpool)
Kaká
(Milan)
Cristiano Ronaldo
(Man Utd)
Fernando Torres
(Liverpool)
Lionel Messi
(Barcelona)
2009 Iker Casillas
(Real Madrid)
Dani Alves
(Barcelona)
John Terry
(Chelsea)
Nemanja Vidić
(Man Utd)
Patrice Evra
(Man Utd)
Steven Gerrard
(Liverpool)
Xavi
(Barcelona)
Andres Iniesta
(Barcelona)
Cristiano Ronaldo
(Real Madrid)
Fernando Torres
(Liverpool)
Lionel Messi
(Barcelona)

World Player of the Year

The player with the most votes in the World XI balloting is also named World Player of the Year.

Season Player Team
2005 Italy Fabio Cannavaro Italy Juventus
2006 Brazil Ronaldinho Spain Barcelona
2007 Brazil Kaká Italy Milan
2008 Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo England Manchester United
2009 Argentina Lionel Messi Spain Barcelona

External links


FIFPRO
Headquarters Netherlands
Region served Worldwide
Membership 42 members
Chairman Gordon Taylor

The Fédération Internationale des Associations de Footballeurs Professionnels (English - International Federation of Professional Footballers), usually known by the abbreviation FIFPro, is a worldwide representative organization for professional football players. At the moment there are 41 national players associations who are members of FIFPro.

Contents

Brief history

On 15 December 1965, representatives of the French, Scottish, English, Italian, and Dutch players' associations met to decide on the first ever World XI.

The Board

Current: FIFPro Board

President: Gordon Taylor (PFA, England)

General-Secretary: Theo van Seggelen (VVCS, Netherlands)

Vice-presidents: Philippe Piat (UNFP, France), Leonardo Grosso (AIC, Italy), Gerardo G. Movilla (AFE, Spain), Jorge Domínguez (FAA, Argentina)

Secretary to the FIFPro board: Frederique Winia (Netherlands)

Members

Full members

  • Ireland
  • Template:Country data ISR Israel
  • Italy
  • Template:Country data JAM Jamaica
  • Template:Country data JPN Japan
  • Mexico
  • Netherlands
  • New Zealand
  • Norway
  • Peru
  • Poland
  • Portugal
  • Romania
  • Russia
  • Scotland
  • Slovenia
  • South Africa
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • United States
  • Uruguay

Candidate members

  • Costa Rica
  1. REDIRECT Template:Country data Côte d'Ivoire Côte d'Ivoire
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • Malaysia

Observer members

  • Botswana
  • File:Flag of the People' China
  • Georgia
  • Ghana
  • Template:Country data KAZ Kazakhstan
  • Montenegro
  • Namibia
  • Ukraine
  • Zimbabwe

Awards

In 2005, FIFPro launched its inaugural "World XI Player Awards", "World Player of the Year", and "Young Player of the Year" awards.

World XI

The World XI are chosen by the footballers themselves from a list of candidates for each position. The list is generated by the awards committee itself.

Season Goalkeeper Defenders Midfielders Forwards
2005 Dida
(Milan)
Paolo Maldini
(Milan)
Rafael Márquez
(Barcelona)
John Terry
(Chelsea)
Cafu
(Milan)
Ronaldinho
(Barcelona)
Claude Makélélé
(Chelsea)
Frank Lampard
(Chelsea)
Zinedine Zidane
(Real Madrid)
Samuel Eto'o
(Barcelona)
Andriy Shevchenko
(Milan)
2006 Gianluigi Buffon
(Juventus)
Lilian Thuram
(Juventus)
John Terry
(Chelsea)
Fabio Cannavaro
(Juventus)
Gianluca Zambrotta
(Juventus)
Andrea Pirlo
(Milan)
Kaká
(Milan)
Zinedine Zidane
(Real Madrid)
Samuel Eto'o
(Barcelona)
Thierry Henry
(Arsenal)
Ronaldinho
(Barcelona)
2007 Gianluigi Buffon
(Juventus)
Alessandro Nesta
(Milan)
John Terry
(Chelsea)
Fabio Cannavaro
(Real Madrid)
Carles Puyol
(Barcelona)
Cristiano Ronaldo
(Manchester United)
Kaká
(Milan)
Steven Gerrard
(Liverpool)
Lionel Messi
(Barcelona)
Didier Drogba
(Chelsea)
Ronaldinho
(Barcelona)
2008 Iker Casillas
(Real Madrid)
John Terry
(Chelsea)
Rio Ferdinand
(Manchester United)
Carles Puyol
(Barcelona)
Sergio Ramos
(Real Madrid)
Xavi
(Barcelona)
Steven Gerrard
(Liverpool)
Kaká
(Milan)
Cristiano Ronaldo
(Manchester United)
Fernando Torres
(Liverpool)
Lionel Messi
(Barcelona)
2009 Iker Casillas
(Real Madrid)
Patrice Evra
(Manchester United)
John Terry
(Chelsea)
Nemanja Vidić
(Manchester United)
Dani Alves
(Barcelona)
Steven Gerrard
(Liverpool)
Xavi
(Barcelona)
Andrés Iniesta
(Barcelona)
Cristiano Ronaldo
(Manchester United)
Fernando Torres
(Liverpool)
Lionel Messi
(FC Barcelona)

World Player of the Year

The player with the most votes in the World XI balloting is also named World Player of the Year.

Season Player Team
2005 Ronaldinho Barcelona
2006 Ronaldinho Barcelona
2007 Kaká Milan
2008 Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United
2009 Lionel Messi Barcelona

External links








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