Footballer of the Year

Year	Player	Club
1963	Yvon Douis	“Monaco”
1964	Marcel Artelesa	“Monaco”
1965	Philippe Gondet	“Nantes”
1966	Philippe Gondet	“Nantes”
1967	Bernard Bosquier	“Saint-Etienne”
1968	Bernard Bosquier	“Saint-Etienne”
1969	Hervé Revelli	“Saint-Etienne”
1970	Georges Carnus	“Saint-Etienne”
1971	Georges Carnus	“Saint-Etienne”, “Olympique de Marseille”
1972	Marius Trésor	“Ajaccio”, “Olympique de Marseille”
1973	Georges Bereta	“Saint-Etienne”
1974	Georges Bereta	“Saint-Etienne”
1975	Jean-Marc Guillou	“Angers”, “Nice”
1976	Michel Platini	“Nancy”
1977	Michel Platini	“Nancy”
1978	Jean Petit	“Monaco”
1979	Maxime Bossis	“Nantes”
1980	Jean-François Larios	“Saint-Etienne”
1981	Maxime Bossis	“Nantes”
1982	Alain Giresse	“Girondins de Bordeaux”
1983	Alain Giresse	“Girondins de Bordeaux”
1984	Jean Tigana	“Girondins de Bordeaux”
1985	Luis Fernandez	“Paris Saint-Germain”
1986	Manuel Amoros	“Monaco”
1987	Alain Giresse	“Olympique de Marseille”
1988	Stéphane Paille	“Sochaux”
1989	Jean-Pierre Papin	“Olympique de Marseille”
1990	Laurent Blanc	“Montpellier”
1991	Jean-Pierre Papin	“Olympique de Marseille”
1992	Alain Roche	“Paris Saint-Germain”
1993	David Ginola	“Paris Saint-Germain”
1994	Bernard Lama	“Paris Saint-Germain”
1995	Vincent Guérin	“Paris Saint-Germain”
1996	Didier Deschamps	“Juventus” (Italy)
1997	Lilian Thuram	“Parma” (Italy)
1998	Zinedine Zidane	“Juventus” (Italy)
1999	Sylvain Wiltord	“Girondins de Bordeaux”
2000	Thierry Henry	“Arsenal” (England)
2001	Patrick Vieira	“Arsenal” (England)
2002	Zinedine Zidane	“Real Madrid” (Spain)
2003	Thierry Henry	“Arsenal” (England)

 
 

Foreign Player of the Year

Year	Player	Club
1968	Salif Keita (Mali)	“Saint-Etienne”
1969	Roger Magnusson (Sweden)	“Marseille”
1970	Josip Skoblar (Yugoslavia)	“Marseille”
1971	Josip Skoblar (Yugoslavia)	“Marseille”
1972	Leif Eriksson (Sweden)	“Nice”
1973	Hugo Bargas (Argentina)	“Nantes”
1974	Carlos Bianchi (Argentina)	“Reims”
1975	Osvaldo Piazza (Argentina)	“Saint-Etienne”
1976	Ivan Curkovic (Yugoslavia)	“Saint-Etienne”
1977	Mustapha Dahleb (Algeria)	“Paris Saint-Germain”
1978	Johny Rep (Netherlands)	“Bastia”
1979	Nenad Bjekovic (Yugoslavia)	“Nice”
1980	Delio Onnis (Argentina)	“Tours”
1981	Umberto Barberis (Switzerland) Andrzej Szarmach (Poland)	“Monaco” “Auxerre”
1982	Umberto Barberis (Switzerland) Andrzej Szarmach (Poland)	“Monaco” “Auxerre”
1983	Safet Susic (Yugoslavia)	“Paris Saint-Germain”
1984	Vahid Halilhodzic (Yugoslavia)	“Nantes”
1985	Vahid Halilhodzic (Yugoslavia)	“Nantes”
1986	Jorge Burruchaga (Argentina)	“Nantes”
1987	Enzo Francescoli (Uruguay)	“Matra Racing Paris”
1988	Glenn Hoddle (England)	“Monaco”
1989	Klaus Allofs (Germany)	“Bordeaux”
1990	Enzo Scifo (Belgium)	“Auxerre”
1991	George Weah (Liberia)	“Monaco”
1992	Lubomir Moravcik (Slovakia)	“Saint-Etienne”
1993	Alen Boksic (Croatia)	“Marseille”
1994	Japhet N'Doram (Chad)	“Nantes”
1995	Rai (Brasil)	“Paris Saint-Germain”
1996	Sonny Anderson (Brasil)	“Monaco”
1997	Rai (Brasil)	“Paris Saint-Germain”
1998	Marco Simone (Italy)	“Paris Saint-Germain”
1999	Shabani Nonda (Burundi)	“Rennes”
2000	Marco Simone (Italy)	“Monaco”
2001	Pedro Miguel Pauleta (Portugal)	“Bordeaux”
2002	Pedro Miguel Pauleta (Portugal)	“Bordeaux”
2003	Didier Drogba (Ivory Coast)	“Marseille”