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Toni Kroos & Dzsenifer Marozsan win German Footballer of the Year Awards!

Germany midfielder and Real Madrid star Toni Kroos has been named the German Footballer of the Year 2017/18, while Dzsenifer Marozsan clinched the German Women’S Footballer of the Year 2017/18 award.

Kroos claimed 185 of the 475 votes casted by the members of the Association of German Sports Journalists (VDS) in conjunction with popular football magazine kicker. SC Freiburg striker Nils Petersen (39 votes), Schalke defender Naldo (38), Bayern Munich’s Joshua Kimmich (22) and Manchester City’s Leroy Sané (22) complete the Top 5 of the voting.

German Women’s national team captain and Olympique Lyonnais midfielder Dzsenifer Marozsan was adjudged German Women’S Footballer of the Year 2017/18 award, ahead of four players from German Women’s Bundesliga champions VfL Wolfsburg: Pernille Harder (70 votes), Alexandra Popp (58), Almuth Schult (30) and Lena Goeßling (19).

Former FC Bayern Munich coach Jupp Heynckes has been named the German Coach of the Year 2017/18. The 73-year-old gaffer claimed the award ahead of Schalke coach Domenico Tedesco and former Eintracht Frankfurt coach Niko Kovac.

Results

German Footballer of the Year 2017/18 – Top 10

# Name Club Votes
1 Toni Kroos Real Madrid CF 185
2 Nils Petersen SC Freiburg 39
3 Naldo FC Schalke 04 38
4 Joshua Kimmich FC Bayern München 22
4 Leroy Sané Manchester City FC 22
6 Sven Ulreich FC Bayern München 18
7 Mats Hummels FC Bayern München 10
7 Marc-André ter Stegen FC Barcelona 10
9 Jonas Hector 1. FC Köln 9
9 Robert Lewandowski FC Bayern München 9

German Women’s Footballer of the Year 2017/18 – Top 10

# Name Club Votes
1 Dzsenifer Marozsan Olympique Lyon 105
2 Pernille Harder VfL Wolfsburg 70
3 Alexandra Popp VfL Wolfsburg 58
4 Almuth Schult VfL Wolfsburg 30
5 Lena Goeßling VfL Wolfsburg 19
6 Sara Däbritz FC Bayern München 12
7 Lina Magull SC Freiburg 10
8 Lea Schüller SGS Essen 9
9 Melanie Leupolz FC Bayern München 8
10 Linda Dallmann SGS Essen 7

German Coach of the Year 2017/18 – Top 10

# Name Club Votes
1 Jupp Heynckes FC Bayern München 91
2 Domenico Tedesco FC Schalke 04 89
3 Niko Kovac Eintracht Frankfurt 77
4 Jürgen Klopp FC Liverpool 64
5 Julian Nagelsmann TSG Hoffenheim 47
6 Christian Streich SC Freiburg 32
7 Tayfun Korkut VfB Stuttgart 17
8 Florian Kohfeldt SV Werder Bremen 12
9 Friedhelm Funkel Fortuna Düsseldorf 6
10 Markus Anfang Holstein Kiel 5

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