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Three footballers, Giorgian De Arrascaeta of Uruguay, Luis Suárez of Uruguay and Son Hung Min of South Korea, remained in the competition for the Puskás Award for the most beautiful goal of the season, reported the official website of the International Football Association.
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| Luis Suárez was still in the top three with his goal scored in Barcelona (Photo: AFP) |
FIFA released the top ten lists on November 25, which has now been narrowed down to the top three in all categories, including Puskás Award nominees.
THEY REMAINED IN THREE COMPETITIONS
• Giorgian De Arrascaeta (Uruguay, Flamengo) in the Brazilian Championship Ceará-Flamengo
• Szon Hung Min (South Korea, Tottenham) in the English league game against Burnley
• Luis Suarez (Uruguay, Barcelona / Atlético de Madrid) in the Spanish league against Mallorca
At the FIFA Gala, nominated in all categories selected based on their results between July 20, 2019 and October 7, 2020, The goal that later won the Puskás Award also had to be scored during this time.
The Puskás Award will be awarded in the same way as in the previous year in 2020: from the list of 11 people established by FIFA, fans selected the best three in an online vote, and the FIFA Legends Expert Committee selects the three goals with the most votes (shown above). who is the final winner.
As is well known, in 2019, Dániel Zsóri’s acrobatic goal against Ferencváros became the most beautiful hit of the year.
Sepp Blatter, then president of FIFA, announced the constitution of the Puskás Award on October 20, 2009 in the company of Viktor Orbán in Felcsút. The brainchild was a sports-loving engineer, István Csorba, who entered the Nemzeti Sport editorial office in 2006 and shared his ideas with our current editor-in-chief György Szöllősi, a member of the soccer team at the time. The next milestone was the 2007 UEFA Congress, at which Ferenc Puskás was posthumously awarded the emerald rating of the UEFA Order of Merit, and his widow delivered an idea letter for the award to Blatter, who supported the initiative. Finally, the big moment came in December 2009, at the FIFA gala in Zurich, the widow Ferenc Puskás handed over the football goal and the ball-forming trophy (an original copy can also be seen at home during the Puskás Academy Tour ) to the first winner, the Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo. Unfortunately, István Csorba could no longer experience this.
At the end of November, Nemzeti Sport Online asked its readers who would be awarded the Puskás Prize in 2020. Luis Suárez won the vote.
The Puskás Award will be presented at next week’s FIFA online gala, among the trophies for the best players and coaches of the year. You can read about the finalists in each category here!
PUSKÁS AWARD WINNERS SO FAR
2009: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portuguese, Manchester United) – FC Porto – Manchester United, Champions League quarter-finals
2010: Hamit Altintop (Turkey, Bayern Munich) – Kazakhstan-Turkey, Qualifier for the European Championship
2011: Neymar (Brazil, Santos) – Santos – Flamengo, Brazilian league match
2012: Miroslav Stoch (Slovakia, Fenerbahce) – Fenerbahce – Genclerbirligi, Turkish league match
2013: Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden, Paris Saint-Germain) v Sweden-England, preparation match
2014: James Rodríguez (Colombia, AS Monaco) – Colombia-Uruguay, World Cup Round of 16
2015: Wendell Lira (Brazil, Goianésia) – Atlético GO – Goianésia, Brazilian Championship of the State of Goiás
2016: Mohd Faiz Subri (Malaysia, Penang) v Penang – Pahang, Malaysian League Match
2017: Olivier Giroud (French, Arsenal) – Arsenal – Crystal Palace, English league match
2018: Mohamed Salah (Egypt, Liverpool) – Liverpool-Everton, English league match
2019: Dániel Zsóri (Hungarian, DVSC) – DVSC – FTC, Hungarian league match
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