Uefa Jubilee Awards
För att fira Europeiska fotbollsförbundets (Uefa) 50-årsjubileum 2004, blev vart och ett av dess förbund ombedda av Uefa att välja en av sina egna spelare, den som varit den mest framstående spelaren de senaste 50 åren (1954–2003). De 52 spelarna blev kända som "Golden Players". Listan över spelare släpptes i november 2003 och redovisades på Uefas huvudkontor i Nyon.
Albanien – Panajot Pano
Andorra – Koldo
Armenien – Khoren Oganesian
Azerbajdzjan – Anatoliy Banishevskiy
Belgien – Paul Van Himst
Bosnien och Hercegovina – Safet Sušić
Bulgarien – Hristo Stoitjkov
Cypern – Sotiris Kaiafas
Danmark – Michael Laudrup
England – Bobby Moore
Estland – Mart Poom
Färöarna – Abraham Løkin
Finland – Jari Litmanen
Frankrike – Just Fontaine
Georgien – Murtaz Khurtsilava
Grekland – Vassilis Hatzipanagis
Island – Ásgeir Sigurvinsson
Irland – John Giles
Israel – Mordechai Spiegler
Italien – Dino Zoff
Kazakstan – Sergey Kvochkin[1]
Kroatien – Davor Šuker
Lettland – Aleksandrs Starkovs
Liechtenstein – Rainer Hasler
Litauen – Arminas Narbekovas
Luxemburg – Louis Pilot
Nordmakedonien – Darko Pančev
Malta – Carmel Busuttil
Moldavien – Pavel Cebanu
Nederländerna – Johan Cruyff
Nordirland – George Best[1]
Norge – Rune Bratseth
Polen – Włodzimierz Lubański
Portugal – Eusébio
Rumänien – Gheorghe Hagi
Ryssland – Lev Yashin
San Marino – Massimo Bonini
Skottland – Denis Law
Serbien – Dragan Džajić
Slovakien – Ján Popluhár
Slovenien – Branko Oblak
Spanien – Alfredo di Stéfano
Sverige – Henrik Larsson
Schweiz – Stéphane Chapuisat
Tjeckien – Josef Masopust
Turkiet – Hakan Şükür
Tyskland – Fritz Walter
Ukraina – Oleg Blokhin
Ungern – Ferenc Puskás
Belarus – Sergei Aleinikov
Wales – John Charles
Österrike – Herbert Prohaska
Referenser
Noter
- ^ [a b] I pressmeddelandet den 29 november 2003 var Sergey Kvochkin och Pat Jennings listade som "Golden Players" för respektive Kazakstan och Nordirland [1] Arkiverad 2 januari 2008 hämtat från the Wayback Machine.. Men i de spelarprofiler som släpptes av UEFA.com 2004 var Evgeni Jarovenko [2] och George Best [3] listade istället. Det är inte klart vad som är orsakerna till skillnaderna.
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