FIFA Women’s Player of the Year

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2001_Mia Hamm, United States

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This article was published 23/09/2019 (2521 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.

2001_Mia Hamm, United States

2002_Mia Hamm, United States

2003_Birgit Prinz, Germany

2004_Birgit Prinz, Germany

2005_Birgit Prinz, Germany

2006_Marta, Brazil

2007_Marta, Brazil

2008_Marta, Brazil

2009_Marta, Brazil

2010_Marta, Brazil

2011_Homare Sawa, Japan

2012_Abby Wambach, United States

2013_Nadine Angerer, Germany

2014_Nadine Kessler, Germany

2015_Carli Lloyd, United States

2016_Carli Lloyd, United States

2017_Lieke Martens, Netherlands

2018_Marta, Brazil

2019_Megan Rapinoe, United States

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