The Ebony Shoe award (Dutch: Ebbenhouten schoen, French: Soulier d'ébène[1]) is a football award in Belgium given annually to the best African or African origin player in the Belgian Pro League. The jury is composed of the coaches of league clubs, the Belgium national team manager, sport journalists, and one or more honorary jurors.[2]
Moroccan Mbark Boussoufa won the Ebony Shoe a record three times
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^"Antwerp-spits Dieumerci Mbokani wint de Ebbenhouten Schoen". 1 June 2020 – via sporza.be.
^"No Mbokani: Ebony Shoe will see new name on honour roll". 21 May 2021 – via sporza.be.
^"Tarik Tissoudali bekroont ijzersterk seizoen met Ebbenhouten Schoen" [Tarik Tissoudali crowns strong season with Ebony Shoe]. 19 May 2022 – via sporza.be.
^"Genkse assistkoning Mike Trésor is nieuwe Ebbenhouten Schoen, Boniface en Orban mee op podium" [Genk assistking Mike Trésor is new Ebony Shoe, Boniface and Orban also on podium]. 22 May 2023 – via sporza.be.
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The Ebony Shoe award Dutch Ebbenhouten schoen French Soulier d ebene 1 is a football award in Belgium given annually to the best African or African origin player in the Belgian Pro League The jury is composed of the coaches of league clubs the Belgium national team manager sport journalists and one or more honorary jurors 2 Moroccan Mbark Boussoufa won the Ebony Shoe a record three times As of 2020 Mbark Boussoufa 3 wins Daniel Amokachi 2 wins Vincent Kompany 2 wins and Dieumerci Mbokani 2 are the only players to have won the trophy more than once Contents 1 Winners 2 Breakdown of winners 2 1 By country of origin 2 2 By club 3 ReferencesWinners editYear Winner Second Third Player Club Player Club Player Club 1992 nbsp Daniel Amokachi NGA Club Brugge only the winner declared 1993 nbsp Victor Ikpeba NGA RFC Liege nbsp Chidi Nwanu NGA Beveren nbsp Daniel Amokachi NGA Club Brugge 1994 nbsp Daniel Amokachi NGA Club Brugge nbsp Jean Jacques Misse Misse CMR Charleroi nbsp Roger Lukaku ZAI Seraing 1995 nbsp Godwin Okpara NGA Eendracht Aalst nbsp Celestine Babayaro NGA Anderlecht nbsp Yaw Preko GHA Anderlecht 1996 nbsp Celestine Babayaro NGA Anderlecht nbsp Michel Ngonge ZAI Harelbeke nbsp Jean Claude Mukanya ZAI Lommel 1997 nbsp Emile Mpenza BEL nbsp Mouscron nbsp Mbo Mpenza BEL nbsp Mouscron nbsp Khalilou Fadiga SEN Lommel 1998 nbsp Eric Addo GHA Club Brugge nbsp Souleymane Oulare GUI Genk nbsp Khalilou Fadiga SEN Club Brugge 1999 nbsp Souleymane Oulare GUI Genk only the winner ranked the rest of the top 5 unordered Fadiga Keita E Mpenza and M Mpenza 2000 nbsp Herve Nzelo Lembi COD Club Brugge nbsp Elos Elonga Ekakia COD Anderlecht nbsp Souleymane Youla GUI Lokeren 2001 nbsp Mido EGY Gent nbsp Herve Nzelo Lembi COD Club Brugge nbsp Adekambi Olufade TOG Lokeren 2002 nbsp Moumouni Dagano BFA Genk nbsp Sambegou Bangoura GUI Lokeren nbsp Ibrahim Kargbo SLE RWDM 2003 nbsp Aruna Dindane CIV Anderlecht nbsp Sambegou Bangoura GUI Lokeren nbsp Paul Kpaka SLE Germinal Beerschot 2004 nbsp Vincent Kompany BEL nbsp Anderlecht nbsp Aruna Dindane CIV Anderlecht nbsp Mbo Mpenza BEL nbsp Mouscron 2005 nbsp Vincent Kompany BEL nbsp Anderlecht nbsp Sambegou Bangoura GUI Standard Liege nbsp Aruna Dindane CIV Anderlecht 2006 nbsp Mbark Boussoufa MAR Gent nbsp Ibrahim Salou GHA Zulte Waregem nbsp Mohammed Tchite BDI Standard Liege 2007 nbsp Mohammed Tchite BDI Anderlecht nbsp Ahmed Hassan EGY Anderlecht nbsp Adekambi Olufade TOG Gent 2008 nbsp Marouane Fellaini BEL nbsp Standard Liege nbsp Mbark Boussoufa MAR Anderlecht nbsp Mohamed Sarr SEN Standard Liege 2009 nbsp Mbark Boussoufa MAR Anderlecht nbsp Copa CIV Lokeren nbsp Nana Asare GHA Mechelen 2010 nbsp Mbark Boussoufa MAR Anderlecht nbsp Romelu Lukaku BEL nbsp Anderlecht nbsp Dorge Kouemaha CMR Club Brugge 2011 nbsp Romelu Lukaku BEL nbsp Anderlecht nbsp Mohammed Tchite BDI Standard Liege nbsp Mehdi Carcela MAR Standard Liege 2012 nbsp Dieumerci Mbokani COD Anderlecht nbsp Cheikhou Kouyate SEN Anderlecht nbsp Mohammed Tchite BDI Standard Liege 2013 3 nbsp Mbaye Leye SEN Zulte Waregem nbsp Cheikhou Kouyate SEN Anderlecht nbsp Dieumerci Mbokani COD Anderlecht 2014 4 nbsp Michy Batshuayi BEL nbsp Standard Liege nbsp Hamdi Harbaoui TUN Lokeren nbsp Paul Jose M Poku BEL nbsp Standard Liege 2015 5 nbsp Neeskens Kebano COD Charleroi nbsp Moses Simon NGA Gent nbsp Chancel Mbemba COD Anderlecht 2016 nbsp Sofiane Hanni ALG Mechelen nbsp Nana Asare GHA Gent nbsp Frank Acheampong GHA Anderlecht 2017 nbsp Youri Tielemans BEL nbsp Anderlecht nbsp Landry Dimata BEL nbsp Oostende nbsp Sofiane Hanni ALG Anderlecht 2018 nbsp Anthony Limbombe BEL nbsp Club Brugge nbsp Mehdi Carcela MAR Standard Liege nbsp Ibrahima Seck SEN Genk 2019 6 nbsp Mbwana Samatta TAN Genk only the winner ranked the rest of the top 5 unordered Boli Carcela Dimata and Groeneveld 2020 7 nbsp Dieumerci Mbokani DRC Antwerp nbsp Clinton Mata ANG Club Brugge nbsp Simon Deli CIV Club Brugge 2021 8 nbsp Paul Onuachu NGA Genk nbsp Clinton Mata ANG Club Brugge nbsp Theo Bongonda BEL nbsp Genk 2022 9 nbsp Tarik Tissoudali MAR Gent nbsp Paul Onuachu NGA Genk nbsp Joshua Zirkzee NED nbsp Anderlecht 2023 10 nbsp Mike Tresor BEL nbsp Genk nbsp Victor Boniface NGA Union SG nbsp Gift Orban NGA GentBreakdown of winners editBy country of origin edit Country Number of wins Winning years nbsp Democratic Republic of the Congo 11 1997 2000 2004 2005 2011 2012 2014 2015 2017 2018 2020 nbsp Nigeria 6 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 2021 nbsp Morocco 5 2006 2008 2009 2010 2022 nbsp Burundi 2 2007 2023 nbsp Ghana 1 1998 nbsp Guinea 1 1999 nbsp Egypt 1 2001 nbsp Burkina Faso 1 2002 nbsp Ivory Coast 1 2003 nbsp Senegal 1 2013 nbsp Algeria 1 2016 nbsp Tanzania 1 2019 By club edit Club Number of wins Winning years Anderlecht 10 1996 2003 2004 2005 2007 2009 2010 2011 2012 2017 Club Brugge 5 1992 1994 1998 2000 2018 Genk 5 1999 2002 2019 2021 2023 Gent 3 2001 2006 2022 Standard Liege 2 2008 2014 RFC Liege 1 1993 Eendracht Aalst 1 1995 Mouscron 1 1997 Zulte Waregem 1 2013 Charleroi 1 2015 Mechelen 1 2016 Antwerp 1 2020References edit premier trophee pour les Zebres L Avenier Archived from the original on 2016 03 04 Retrieved 2015 05 13 https www soulierdebene be Mbaye Leye wint de Ebbenhouten Schoen in Dutch sporza be 13 May 2013 Archived from the original on 14 July 2014 Michy Batshuayi krijgt de Ebbenhouten Schoen in Dutch sporza be 5 May 2014 Archived from the original on 18 May 2015 Neeskens Kebano wint de Ebbenhouten Schoen in Dutch sporza be 11 May 2015 Tanzania s Mbwana Samatta wins Belgium s Ebony Shoe award 7 May 2019 via www bbc co uk Antwerp spits Dieumerci Mbokani wint de Ebbenhouten Schoen 1 June 2020 via sporza be No Mbokani Ebony Shoe will see new name on honour roll 21 May 2021 via sporza be Tarik Tissoudali bekroont ijzersterk seizoen met Ebbenhouten Schoen Tarik Tissoudali crowns strong season with Ebony Shoe 19 May 2022 via sporza be Genkse assistkoning Mike Tresor is nieuwe Ebbenhouten Schoen Boniface en Orban mee op podium Genk assistking Mike Tresor is new Ebony Shoe Boniface and Orban also on podium 22 May 2023 via sporza be nbsp nbsp This article about sport in Belgium is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ebony Shoe amp oldid 1223316488, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
