FIFA World Player of the Year 2001
The FIFA World Player of the Year 2001 (then still FIFA World Player ) was chosen on December 17, 2001 at the headquarters of the Technology and Production Center Switzerland in Zurich . It was the eleventh award of the “ World Footballer of the Year ” award introduced by the FIFA World Cup in 1991 . The winner of the award was the Portuguese Luís Figo .
Voting mode
The winner was determined by voting among 130 national coaches from around the world. They each named the three best footballers in their opinion, although none of the three were allowed to come from their own country. An entry in first place brought five points, a second place three points, the third place one point. Then the points were added.
Result
- Placement : the placement achieved by a player.
- Name : Name of the awarded player.
- Nationality : Nationality of the awarded player.
- Club : Club for which the player was active in the calendar year. If a player has changed clubs, the club who is leaving is named in first position.
- Votes : the total votes received from all countries.
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Figo and Hamm at the goal of their dreams. In: fifa.com. FIFA , accessed November 7, 2014 .
Elections for FIFA World Player of the Year