Samba Gold

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Samba Gold
SportFootball
Awarded forBest Brazilian footballer in Europe
Presented bySambafoot
History
First award2008
Editions15
First winner Kaká (2008)
Most wins Neymar (6 titles)
Most recent Vinicius Junior (1st title)
Website sambafoot.com
Kaka receiving the 2008 Samba Gold at Milanello Kaka samba d or.jpg
Kaká receiving the 2008 Samba Gold at Milanello

The "Samba Gold" (Samba d'Or) is a football award given to the best Brazilian footballer in Europe, as awarded by Sambafoot. The inaugural award was made in 2008. The Samba Gold is determined by three voter panels: journalists, fellow footballers and votes from Sambafoot's online readers. In 2021, a women's award was added for the first time, the women's award is given to the best Brazilian footballer in Brazil or abroad. An award for players aged 20 and under was added in 2022.

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History

Winners

Men's football

Source: [24]

YearFirstClub(s)PercentSecondClub(s)PercentThirdClub(s)Percent
2008 Kaká Flag of Italy.svg Milan 25.03% Robinho Flag of Italy.svg Milan
Flag of England.svg Manchester City
14.34% Luís Fabiano Flag of Spain.svg Sevilla 13.65%
2009 Luís Fabiano Flag of Spain.svg Sevilla 20.91% Júlio César Flag of Italy.svg Internazionale 17.58% Kaká Flag of Spain.svg Real Madrid 16.35%
2010 Maicon Flag of Italy.svg Internazionale 12.60% Hernanes Flag of Brazil.svg São Paulo
Flag of Italy.svg Lazio
10.76% Thiago Silva Flag of Italy.svg Milan 9.56%
2011 Thiago Silva Flag of Italy.svg Milan 16.33% Dani Alves Flag of Spain.svg Barcelona 15.56% Hulk Flag of Portugal.svg Porto 14.41%
2012 Thiago Silva Flag of Italy.svg Milan
Flag of France.svg Paris Saint-Germain
17.70% Ramires Flag of England.svg Chelsea 17.04% Willian Flag of Ukraine.svg Shakhtar Donetsk 10.19%
2013 Thiago Silva Flag of France.svg Paris Saint-Germain 24.19% Dante Flag of Germany.svg Bayern Munich 14.63% Oscar Flag of England.svg Chelsea 8.20%
2014 Neymar Flag of Spain.svg Barcelona 29.20% Miranda Flag of Spain.svg Atlético Madrid 16.39% Felipe Melo Flag of Turkey.svg Galatasaray 16.01%
2015 Neymar Flag of Spain.svg Barcelona 37.87% Douglas Costa Flag of Ukraine.svg Shakhtar Donetsk
Flag of Germany.svg Bayern Munich
13.00% Felipe Melo Flag of Turkey.svg Galatasaray
Flag of Italy.svg Internazionale
9.39%
2016 Philippe Coutinho Flag of England.svg Liverpool 32.13% Neymar Flag of Spain.svg Barcelona 27.88% Casemiro Flag of Spain.svg Real Madrid 13.35%
2017 Neymar Flag of Spain.svg Barcelona
Flag of France.svg Paris Saint-Germain
27.71% Philippe Coutinho Flag of England.svg Liverpool 16.64% Marcelo Flag of Spain.svg Real Madrid 14.43%
2018 Roberto Firmino Flag of England.svg Liverpool 21.79% Marcelo Flag of Spain.svg Real Madrid 20.51% Neymar Flag of France.svg Paris Saint-Germain 18.67%
2019 Alisson Flag of England.svg Liverpool 35.54% Roberto Firmino Flag of England.svg Liverpool 23.48% Thiago Silva Flag of France.svg Paris Saint-Germain 10.46%
2020 Neymar Flag of France.svg Paris Saint-Germain Bruno Guimarães Flag of France.svg Lyon Casemiro Flag of Spain.svg Real Madrid
2021 Neymar Flag of France.svg Paris Saint-Germain 42.77% Vinícius Júnior Flag of Spain.svg Real Madrid 14.45% Lucas Veríssimo Flag of Portugal.svg Benfica 10.65%
2022 Neymar Flag of France.svg Paris Saint-Germain 40.46% Lucas Paquetá Flag of France.svg Lyon
Flag of England.svg West Ham United
14.55% Bruno Guimarães Flag of England.svg Newcastle United 13.31%
2023 Vinicius Junior Flag of Spain.svg Real Madrid Neymar Flag of France.svg Paris Saint-Germain Marquinhos Flag of France.svg Paris Saint-Germain

Women's football

YearFirstClub(s)PercentSecondClub(s)PercentThirdClub(s)Percent
2021 Giovana Queiroz Flag of Spain.svg Levante 31.13% Ludmila Flag of Spain.svg Atlético Madrid 14.45% Gabi Nunes Flag of Spain.svg Madrid CFF 8.81%
2022 Debinha Flag of the United States.svg North Carolina Courage 15.59% Giovana Queiroz Flag of England.svg Arsenal 10.08% Geyse Flag of Spain.svg Madrid CFF
Flag of Spain.svg Barcelona
2023 Tamires Flag of Brazil.svg Corinthians Bia Zaneratto Flag of Brazil.svg Palmeiras Debinha Flag of the United States.svg Kansas City Current

Under-20

YearFirstClub(s)PercentSecondClub(s)PercentThirdClub(s)Percent
2022 Endrick Flag of Brazil.svg Palmeiras 28.39% Matheus França Flag of Brazil.svg Flamengo 10.75% Vitor Roque Flag of Brazil.svg Athletico Paranaense 10.13%
2023 Marcos Leonardo Flag of Brazil.svg Santos Vitor Roque Flag of Brazil.svg Athletico Paranaense Endrick Flag of Brazil.svg Palmeiras

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