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UEFA Team Of The Year
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UEFA Team Of The Year 2009
UEFA Team Of The Year 2008
UEFA Team Of The Year 2007
UEFA Team Of The Year 2006
UEFA Team Of The Year 2005
UEFA Team Of The Year 2004
UEFA Team Of The Year 2003
UEFA Team Of The Year 2002
UEFA Team Of The Year 2001
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The 'UEFA Team Of The Year' is chosen by football fans, through a public vote on the official Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) website. The UEFA.com writers choose a short-list of 60 players and coaches each year, and those polling votes get to choose their preferred team and coach selection, with a goalkeeper, defenders, midfielders and strikers positions to be filled by all pollsters. The awards are representative of a calendar year's performance in all European football competitions, and the 2009 winners were first announced on the UEFA website, on January the 20th. Voting will open again in December 2010 to choose the 2010 UEFA Team Of The Year.

UEFA Team Of The Year 2009
Goalkeeper Iker Casillas Spain Real Madrid (Spain)
Defenders Daniel Alves Brazil Barcelona (Spain)
  John Terry England Chelsea (England)
  Carles Puyol Spain Barcelona (Spain)
  Patrice Evra France Manchester United (England)
Midfielders Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Real Madrid (Spain)
  Xavi Spain Barcelona (Spain)
  Kaka Brazil Real Madrid (Spain)
  Andres Iniesta Spain Barcelona (Spain)
Strikers Lionel Messi Argentina Barcelona (Spain)
  Zlatan Ibrahimović Sweden Barcelona (Spain)
Coach Josep Guardiola Spain Barcelona (Spain)
 
UEFA Team Of The Year 2008
Goalkeeper Iker Casillas Spain Real Madrid (Spain)
Defenders Philipp Lahm Germany Bayern Munich (Germany)
  John Terry England Chelsea (England)
  Carles Puyol Spain Barcelona (Spain)
  Sergio Ramos Spain Real Madrid (Spain)
Midfielders Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Manchester United (England)
  Xavi Spain Barcelona (Spain)
  Cesc Fàbregas Spain Arsenal (England)
  Franck Ribéry France Bayern Munich (Germany)
Strikers Lionel Messi Argentina Barcelona (Spain)
  Fernando Torres Spain Liverpool (England)
Coach Alex Ferguson Scotland Manchester United (England)
 
UEFA Team Of The Year 2007
 
Goalkeeper Iker Casillas Spain Real Madrid (Spain)
Defenders Dani Alves Brazil Sevilla (Spain)
  Alessandro Nesta Italy AC Milan (Italy)
  John Terry England Chelsea (England)
  Éric Abidal France Lyon (France)
Midfielders Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Manchester United (England)
  Steven Gerrard England Liverpool (England)
  Kaká Brazil AC Milan (Italy)
  Clarence Seedorf Netherlands AC Milan (Italy)
Strikers Zlatan Ibrahimović Sweden Inter Milan (Italy)
  Didier Drogba Ivory Coast Chelsea (England)
Coach Alex Ferguson Scotland Manchester United (England)
 
UEFA Team Of The Year 2006
 
Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon Italy Juventus (Italy)
Defenders Gianluca Zambrotta Italy Juventus (Italy)
  Fabio Cannavaro Italy Juventus (Italy)
  Carles Puyol Spain Barcelona (Spain)
  Philipp Lahm Germany Bayern Munich (Germany)
Midfielders Ronaldinho Brazil Barcelona (Spain)
  Steven Gerrard England Liverpool (England)
  Kaká Brazil AC Milan (Italy)
  Cesc Fàbregas Spain Arsenal (England)
Strikers Thierry Henry France Arsenal (England)
  Samuel Eto'o Cameroon Barcelona (Spain)
Coach Alex Ferguson Scotland Manchester United (England)
 
UEFA Team Of The Year 2005
 
Goalkeeper Petr Čech Czech Republic Chelsea (England)
Defenders John Terry England Chelsea (England)
  Paolo Maldini Italy AC Milan (Italy)
  Carles Puyol Spain Barcelona (Spain)
  Cafu Brazil AC Milan (Italy)
Midfielders Ronaldinho Brazil Barcelona (Spain)
  Steven Gerrard England Liverpool (England)
  Luis García Spain Liverpool (England)
  Pavel Nedvěd Czech Republic Juventus (Italy)
Strikers Andrei Shevchenko Ukraine AC Milan (Italy)
  Samuel Eto'o Cameroon Barcelona (Spain)
Coach José Mourinho Portugal Chelsea (England)
 
UEFA Team Of The Year 2004
 
Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon Italy Juventus (Italy)
Defenders Ashley Cole England Arsenal (England)
  Ricardo Carvalho Portugal Porto (Portugal)
  Alessandro Nesta Italy AC Milan (Italy)
  Cafu Brazil AC Milan (Italy)
Midfielders Ronaldinho Brazil Barcelona (Spain)
  Maniche Portugal Porto (Portugal)
  Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Manchester United (England)
  Pavel Nedvěd Czech Republic Juventus (Italy)
Strikers Andrei Shevchenko Ukraine AC Milan (Italy)
  Thierry Henry France Arsenal (England)
Coach José Mourinho Portugal Porto (Portugal)
 
UEFA Team Of The Year 2003
 
Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon Italy Juventus (Italy)
Defenders Paulo Ferreira Portugal Porto (Portugal)
  Paolo Maldini Italy AC Milan (Italy)
  Alessandro Nesta Italy AC Milan (Italy)
  Roberto Carlos Brazil Real Madrid (Spain)
Midfielders Luís Figo Portugal Real Madrid (Spain)
  David Beckham England Manchester United (England)
  Zinedine Zidane France Real Madrid (Spain)
  Pavel Nedvěd Czech Republic Juventus (Italy)
Strikers Ruud van Nistelrooy Netherlands Manchester United (England)
  Thierry Henry France Arsenal (England)
Coach José Mourinho Portugal Porto (Portugal)
 
UEFA Team Of The Year 2002
 
Goalkeeper Rüştü Reçber Turkey Fenerbahçe (Turkey)
Defenders Cristian Chivu Romania Ajax (Netherlands)
  Carles Puyol Spain Barcelona (Spain)
  Alessandro Nesta Italy AC Milan (Italy)
  Roberto Carlos Brazil Real Madrid (Spain)
Midfielders Clarence Seedorf Netherlands AC Milan (Italy)
  Michael Ballack Germany Bayern Leverkusen (Germany)
  Zinedine Zidane France Real Madrid (Spain)
  Damien Duff Republic of Ireland Blackburn Rovers (England)
Strikers Ronaldo Brazil Real Madrid (Spain)
  Thierry Henry France Arsenal (England)
Coach Şenol Güneş Turkey Turkish National Team Manager
 
UEFA Team Of The Year 2001
 
Goalkeeper Santiago Cañizares Spain Valencia (Spain)
Defenders Cosmin Contra Romania Deportivo Alavés (Spain)
  Sami Hyypiä Finland Liverpool (England)
  Patrik Andersson Sweden Barcelona (Spain)
  Bixente Lizarazu France Bayern Munich (Germany)
Midfielders David Beckham England Manchester United (England)
  Patrick Vieira France Arsenal (England)
  Zinedine Zidane France Real Madrid (Spain)
  Kily González Argentina Valencia (Spain)
Strikers David Trezeguet France Juventus (Italy)
  Thierry Henry France Arsenal (England)
Coach Gérard Houllier France Liverpool (England)
 
 
 
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