Det Gyldne Bur

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Det Gyldne Bur
The Golden Cage
Awarded forBest goalkeeper in Danish football
Sponsored by Tipsbladet
CountryDenmark
EligibilityGoalkeepers in Danish Superliga and Danish 1st Division
Currently held by Kamil Grabara
Most awards Lars Høgh (5)

Det Gyldne Bur (The Golden Cage) is an award given to the best goalkeeper in Danish football each year. The winner is found by votes among the goalkeepers in the two top divisions of Danish football; the Danish Superliga and Danish 1st Division. The award has been handed out by Danish sports paper TIPS-Bladet since 1984.

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Recipients

YearWinnerClub
1984 Flag of Denmark.svg Ole Qvist KB
1985 Flag of Denmark.svg Troels Rasmussen AGF Aarhus
1986 Flag of Denmark.svg Lars Høgh OB
1987 Flag of Denmark.svg Peter Schmeichel Brøndby
1988 Flag of Denmark.svg Peter Schmeichel Brøndby
1989 Flag of Denmark.svg Lars Høgh OB
1990 Flag of Denmark.svg Peter Schmeichel Brøndby
1991 Flag of Denmark.svg Lars Høgh OB
1992 Flag of Denmark.svg Peter Schmeichel Manchester United
1993 Flag of Denmark.svg Lars Høgh OB
1994 Flag of Denmark.svg Lars Høgh OB
1995 Flag of Denmark.svg Lars Windfeld AGF Aarhus
1996 Flag of Denmark.svg Jørgen Nielsen Hvidovre
1997 Flag of Denmark.svg Erik Boye Vejle
1998 Flag of Denmark.svg Jimmy Nielsen AaB
1999 Flag of Denmark.svg Peter Kjær Silkeborg
2000 Flag of Poland.svg Arek Onyszko Viborg
2001 Flag of Morocco.svg Karim Zaza OB
2002 Flag of Morocco.svg Karim Zaza OB
2003 Flag of Morocco.svg Karim Zaza Brøndby
2004 Flag of Denmark.svg Jimmy Nielsen AaB
2005 Flag of Denmark.svg Jesper Christiansen Copenhagen
2006 Flag of Denmark.svg Jesper Christiansen Copenhagen
2007 Flag of Denmark.svg Jesper Christiansen Copenhagen
2008 Flag of Denmark.svg Stephan Andersen Brøndby
2009 Ulster Banner.svg Roy Carroll OB
2010 Flag of Sweden.svg Johan Wiland Copenhagen
2011 Flag of Sweden.svg Johan Wiland Copenhagen
2012 Flag of Denmark.svg Jesper Hansen Nordsjælland
2013 Flag of Finland.svg Lukas Hradecky Brøndby
2014 Flag of Denmark.svg Nicolai Larsen AaB
2015 Flag of Sweden.svg Karl-Johan Johnsson Randers FC
2016 Flag of Sweden.svg Robin Olsen Copenhagen
2017 Flag of Norway.svg Sten Grytebust OB
2018 Flag of Norway.svg Sten Grytebust OB
2019 Flag of Denmark.svg Jesper Hansen Midtjylland FC
2020 Flag of Sweden.svg Karl-Johan Johnsson Copenhagen
2021 Flag of Denmark.svg Jacob Rinne AaB
2021 Flag of Poland.svg Kamil Grabara Copenhagen
2022 Flag of Poland.svg Kamil Grabara [1] Copenhagen

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References

  1. "KAMIL GRABARA NAMED 2022 BEST GOALKEEPER". www.FCK.DK. F.C. Kobenhavn. 27 December 2022. Retrieved November 17, 2023.