FAM Awards

Last updated December 06, 2021

Football Association of Maldives (FAM) Awards is organised by the Football Association of Maldives.

Golden Boot

Year	Player
2004^[1]	Ali Ashfaq
2005^[1]	Ali Ashfaq
2006^[1]	Ibrahim Fazeel
2007^[1]^[2]	Ibrahim Fazeel
2008^[1]^[3]	Ibrahim Fazeel (20 goals)
2009^[1]^[4]	Ali Ashfaq (39 goals)
2010^[1]	Ali Ashfaq
2011^[5]	Ibrahim Fazeel (29 goals)
2012	Mohamed Umair (26 goals)

Best Player

Year	Player
2004^[1]	Ali Ashfaq
2005^[1]	Ibrahim Fazeel
2006^[1]	Ali Umar
2007^[1]^[2]	Assad Abdul Ghanee
2008^[1]^[3]	Mukhthar Naseer
2009^[1]^[4]	Ali Ashfaq
2010^[1]	Ibrahim Fazeel
2011^[5]	Ibrahim Fazeel (1st) Ali Ashfaq (2nd) Mohamed Arif (3rd)

Best Club

Year	Club
2007^[1]^[2]	Vyansa
2008^[1]^[3]	Club Valencia
2009^[1]^[4]	Victory Sports Club
2010^[1]	VB Sports Club
2011^[5]	VB Addu FC

Best Woman Player

Year	Player
2007^[1]^[2]	Fadhuwa Zahir
2008^[1]	Fadhuwa Zahir
2009^[1]^[4]	Fathmath Shaliya
2010^[1]	Fathmath Shaliya
2011	–

Three most recognised Referees

Year	Referees
2007^[1]^[2]	Mohamed Fareedh Ahmed Ameez Riyaz Rasheed
2008^[1]^[3]	Ahmed Ameez Mohamed Fareedh Mohamed Anil
2009^[1]^[4]	Ali Saleem Mohamed Anil Mohamed Fareedh
2010^[1]	Ahmed Ameez Ahmed Aslam Mohamed Anil
2011^[5]	Mohamed Fareed Jaufar Rasheed Ahmed Shifan Abdul Raheem

Best Youth Player

Year	Player
2007^[2]	Hussain Nisham (Under13) Hassan Adhuham (Under19) Mohamed Umair (Under21)
2008^[1]^[3]	Hafil Hassan
2009^[1]^[4]	Hassan Saaif
2010^[1]	Mohamed Sadin Abdul Hannaan
2011^[5]	Ahmed Adhuham Rasheed (Under16) Guraish Abdhul Razzaq (Under19)

Club with highest attendance

Year	Club
2009^[4]	New Radiant Sports Club
2010	NA
2011^[5]	New Radiant Sports Club

FAM President's Award

Year	Player
2009^[4]	Ali Ashfaq
2010	NA
2011	–

Popular Player (via fans' SMS)

Year	Player
2009^[4]	Mohammad Umair
2010	NA
2011^[5]	Mohamed Arif

Fairplay Player

Year	Player
2007^[2]	Shamweel Qasim
2008	NA
2009	NA
2010	NA
2011	–

Best Goalkeeper

Year	Goalkeeper
2007^[2]	Hassan Rameez
2008	NA
2009	NA
2010	NA
2011	–

Special Contribution Award

Year	Person
2011^[5]	Mr. Ibrahim Nooraddeen Mr. Hassan Nizar

Special Recognition Award

Year	Company
2011^[5]	Dhiraagu Milo S.T.O. Think

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