Club Bola de Ouro Bola de Prata Topscorer Total
1 São Paulo 5 55 3 63
2 Atlético-MG 3 43 4 50
3 Internacional 4 41 3 48
4 Corinthians 4 42 - 46
5 Palmeiras 3 41 - 44
6 Cruzeiro 4 39 - 43
7 Flamengo 5 33 4 42
8 Santos 5 29 7 41
9 Vasco da Gama 3 29 7 39
10 Grêmio 3 31 3 37
11 Fluminense 2 20 4 26
12 Botafogo - 16 2 18
13 Goiás - 9 4 13
14 Guarani 1 10 1 12
15 Atlético-PR 2 6 2 10
16 Bragantino 1 9 - 10
17 Vitória - 9 - 9
18 Bahia - 8 1 9
19 Ponte Preta - 8 1 9
20 Coritiba - 7 1 8
21 Bangu 1 4 - 5
22 Portuguesa - 4 - 4
Sport Recife - 3 1 4
24 São Caetano - 3 - 3
25 América-RJ - 2 1 3
26 Juventude - 2 - 2
Náutico - 2 - 2
Remo - 2 - 2
29 ABC - 1 - 1
América-MG - 1 - 1
Ceará - 1 - 1
Criciúma - 1 - 1
Desportiva - 1 - 1
Figueirense - 1 - 1
Fortaleza - 1 - 1
Inter de Limeira - 1 - 1
Joinville - 1 - 1
Operário-MS - 1 - 1
Paraná Clube - - 1 1
8 São Paulo, 1986 (Bola de Ouro, Topscorer and 6 Bolas de Prata) 7 Palmeiras, 2016 (Topscorer and 6 Bolas de Prata) 6 São Paulo, 2008 (Bola de Ouro and 5 Bolas de Prata) 6 Cruzeiro, 2013 (Bola de Ouro and 5 Bolas de Prata) 6 Atlético Mineiro, 1999 (Topscorer and 5 Bolas de Prata) 6 Internacional, 1976 (Bola de Ouro, Topscorer and 4 Bolas de Prata) 6 Vasco da Gama, 1984 (Bola de Ouro, Topscorer and 4 Bolas de Prata) 5 São Paulo, 2006 (5 Bolas de Prata) 5 São Paulo, 1989 (Bola de Ouro and 4 Bolas de Prata) 5 Bragantino, 1991 (Bola de Ouro and 4 Bolas de Prata) 5 Palmeiras, 1993 (Bola de Ouro and 4 Bolas de Prata) 5 Corinthians, 1999 (Bola de Ouro and 4 Bolas de Prata) 5 Corinthians, 2015 (Bola de Ouro and 4 Bolas de Prata) 5 Santos, 1983 (Topscorer and 4 Bolas de Prata) 5 Botafogo, 1995 (Topscorer and 4 Bolas de Prata) 5 Atlético Mineiro, 2012 (Topscorer and 4 Bolas de Prata) 5 Vasco da Gama, 1984 (Bola de Ouro, Topscorer and 3 Bolas de Prata) 5 Internacional, 1988 (Bola de Ouro, Topscorer and 3 Bolas de Prata) 5 Vasco da Gama, 1997 (Bola de Ouro, Topscorer and 3 Bolas de Prata) 5 Vasco da Gama, 2000 (Bola de Ouro, Topscorer and 3 Bolas de Prata)
Player Bola de Ouro Bola de Prata Topscorer Total
1 Zico 2 5 2 9
2 Rogério Ceni 1 6 - 7
3 Júnior 1 5 - 6
Renato Gaúcho 1 5 - 6
5 Túlio - 3 3 6
6 Falcão 2 3 - 5
Toninho Cerezo 2 3 - 5
8 Figueroa 1 4 - 5
Ricardo Rocha 1 4 - 5
10 Careca 1 3 1 5
11 Romário 1 1 3 5
12 Fred - 2 3 5
13 César Sampaio 2 2 - 4
Roberto Costa 2 2 - 4
15 Edmundo 1 2 1 4
16 Dirceu Lopes 1 3 - 4
Marcelinho Carioca 1 3 - 4
Paulo Isidoro 1 3 - 4
Ronaldinho Gaúcho 1 3 - 4
20 Dida - 4 - 4
Gamarra - 4 - 4
Nelinho - 4 - 4
Mário Sérgio - 4 - 4
Mineiro - 4 - 4
Paulo César Caju - 4 - 4
Zinho - 4 - 4
27 Diego Tardelli - 3 1 4
Roberto Dinamite - 3 1 4
year - player club country
1970 - Francisco REYES Fluminense Paraguay
1971 - Edgardo ANDRADA Vasco da Gama Argentina
1972 - Elias FIGUEROA Internacional Chile
1973 - Augustín CEJAS Santos Argentina
Atílio ANCHETA Grêmio Uruguay
Pedro ROCHA São Paulo Uruguay
1974 - Elias FIGUEROA Internacional Chile
1975 - Elias FIGUEROA Internacional Chile
1976 - Narciso DOVAL Fluminense Argentina
1981 - José BENÍTEZ Internacional Paraguay
Darío PEREYRA São Paulo Uruguay
1983 - Darío PEREYRA São Paulo Uruguay
1984 - Hugo DE LEÓN Grêmio Uruguay
Julio César Romero "ROMERITO" Fluminense Paraguay
1985 - Ruben PAZ Internacional Uruguay
1986 - Darío PEREYRA São Paulo Uruguay
1988 - Óscar AGUIRREGARAY Internacional Uruguay
1995 - Carlos Alberto GAMARRA Internacional Paraguay
1996 - Carlos Alberto GAMARRA Internacional Paraguay
1998 - Francisco Javier ARCE Palmeiras Paraguay
Carlos Alberto GAMARRA Corinthians Paraguay
1999 - Freddy RINCÓN Corinthians Colombia
2000 - Francisco Javier ARCE Palmeiras Paraguay
Juan Pablo SORÍN Cruzeiro Argentina
2001 - Francisco Javier ARCE Palmeiras Paraguay
2003 - Claudio Andres MALDONADO Rivera Cruzeiro Chile
2004 - Diego Alfredo LUGANO Moreno São Paulo Uruguay
Dejan PETKOVIC Vasco da Gama Serbia
2005 - Diego Alfredo LUGANO Moreno São Paulo Uruguay
Carlos Alberto GAMARRA Palmeiras Paraguay
Dejan PETKOVIC Vasco da Gama Serbia
Carlos TEVEZ Corinthians Argentina
2007 - Jorge VALDIVIA Palmeiras Chile
Alberto ACOSTA Náutico Uruguay
2009 - Pablo Horacio GUIÑAZÚ Internacional Argentina
Dejan PETKOVIC Flamengo Serbia
2010 - Darío CONCA Fluminense Argentina
Walter Damián MONTILLO Cruzeiro Argentina
2011 - Walter Damián MONTILLO Cruzeiro Argentina
2013 - Clarence SEEDORF Botafogo Netherlands
2014 - Charles ARÁNGUIZ Internacional Chile
Paolo GUERRERO Corinthians Peru
2015 - Lucas PRATTO Atlético Mineiro Argentina
1. Uruguay - 11 2. Argentina - 10 Paraguay - 10 4. Chile - 6 5. Serbia - 3 6. Colombia - 1 Netherlands - 1 Peru - 1
3 Figueroa (Internacional): 1974-1975-1976 3 Mazinho (Vasco da Gama): 1987-1988-1989 3 Mineiro (São Caetano, São Paulo): 2004-2005-2006 3 Rogério Ceni (São Paulo): 2006-2007-2008 2 Júnior (Flamengo): 1983-1984, 1991-1992 2 Mário Sérgio (Vitória, Internacional): 1973-1974, 1980-1981 2 Humberto Monteiro (Atlético Mineiro): 1970-1971 2 Dirceu Lopes (Cruzeiro): 1970-1971 2 Marinho Chagas (Botafogo): 1972-1973 2 Zico (Flamengo): 1974-1975 2 Toninho Cerezo (Atlético Mineiro): 1976-1977 2 Paulo César Caju (Fluminense, Botafogo): 1976-1977 2 Adílio (Flamengo): 1977-1978 2 Tarciso (Grêmio): 1977-1978 2 Falcão (Internacional): 1978-1979 2 Nelinho (Cruzeiro): 1979-1980 2 Roberto Costa (Atlético Paranaense, Vasco da Gama): 1983-1984 2 Careca (São Paulo): 1985-1986 2 Taffarel (Internacional): 1987-1988 2 Bobô (Bahia, São Paulo): 1988-1989 2 Gil Baiano (Bragantino): 1990-1991 2 Mazinho Oliveira (Bragantino): 1990-1991 2 Careca Bianchesi (Palmeiras): 1990-1991 2 Mauro Silva (Bragantino): 1990-1991 2 Cafu (São Paulo): 1992-1993 2 Roberto Carlos (Palmeiras): 1993-1994 2 Rivaldo (Corinthians, Palmeiras): 1993-1994 2 Gamarra (Internacional): 1995-1996 2 Rodrigo Fabri (Portuguesa): 1996-1997 2 Dida (Cruzeiro, Corinthians): 1998-1999 2 Vampeta (Corinthians): 1998-1999 2 Arce (Palmeiras): 2000-2001 2 Alex (Santos): 2002-2003 2 Rogério Ceni (São Paulo): 2003-2004 2 Lugano (São Paulo): 2004-2005 2 Petkovic (Vasco da Gama, Fluminense): 2004-2005 2 Kléber (Santos): 2006-2007 2 Hernanes (São Paulo): 2007-2008 2 André Dias (São Paulo): 2008-2009 2 Miranda (São Paulo): 2008-2009 2 Montillo (Cruzeiro): 2010-2011 2 Neymar (Santos): 2010-2011 2 Paulinho (Corinthians): 2011-2012 2 Ronaldinho Gaúcho (Flamengo, Atlético Mineiro): 2011-2012 2 Fred (Fluminense): 2011-2012 2 Diego Tardelli (Atlético Mineiro): 2013-2014 2 Marcelo Grohe (Grêmio): 2014-2015 2 Gil (Corinthians): 2014-2015 2 Geromel (Grêmio): 2015-2016
Renato Gaúcho won Bola de Prata five times and is the only player who has won the trophy playing for four different clubs. 1984 - Grêmio 1987 - Flamengo (Bola de Ouro) 1990 - Flamengo 1992 - Botafogo 1995 - Fluminense The following players were awarded for three different clubs: Paulo César Caju - Botafogo (1970, 1977), Flamengo (1972) and Fluminense (1976) Paulo Isidoro - Atlético/MG (1976), Grêmio (1981, 1981/Ouro), Santos (1983) Ricardo Rocha - Guarani (1986), São Paulo (1989, 1989/Ouro, 1991) and Santos (1993) Dida - Vitória (1993), Cruzeiro (1996, 1998) and Corinthians (1999) Gamarra - Internacional (1995, 1996), Corinthians (1998) and Palmeiras (2005) Mineiro - Ponte Preta (2000), São Caetano (2004) and São Paulo (2005, 2006) Petkovic - Vasco (2004), Fluminense (2005) and Flamengo (2009) Ronaldinho Gaúcho - Grêmio (2000), Flamengo (2011) and Atlético Mineiro (2012)
In 1972, players from ten different clubs won the Bola de Prata. 2 players from Palmeiras and one player from ABC, Botafogo, Coritiba, Cruzeiro, Flamengo, Grêmio, Internacional, Remo and Vitória each. On the other hand, in 1999 only players from 4 clubs were awarded. Atlético Mineiro players won 5 Bolas de Prata and the Topscorer award. Corinthians' players won 4 Bolas de Prata and Bola de Ouro. Palmeiras and Vitória won one Bola de Prata each. In 2015, again only 4 clubs had players awarded. Corinthians 'players won 4 Bolas de Prata and the Bola de Ouro. Grêmio won 4 and Atlético Mineiro players won 3 Bolas de Prata. And Santos won the Topscorer award.
Defender Mauro Galvão is the only player who ever won Bola de Prata in three different decades. In 1979 he was only 19 years old and won his first trophy playing at Internacional. In 1985 he won again. And he got his third trophy in 1997, at 37 years old, by Vasco da Gama. Left-Winger and Midfielder Zé Roberto won his first trophy in 1996, by Portuguesa, and his second and third trophies in 2012 and 2014, by Grêmio. He only failed in the 2000 decade.
Only six players won Bola de Ouro and the Topscorer Bola de Prata in the same year: 1982 - Zico (Flamengo) 1986 - Careca (São Paulo) 1994 - Amoroso (Guarani) 1997 - Edmundo (Vasco da Gama) 2000 - Romário (Vasco da Gama) 2009 - Adriano (Flamengo)
State Bola de Ouro Bola de Prata Topscorer Total
1 São Paulo 18 202 12 232
2 Rio de Janeiro 11 106 18 135
3 Minas Gerais 7 82 4 93
4 Rio Grande do Sul 7 73 6 85
5 Paraná 2 13 4 19
6 Bahia - 17 1 18
7 Goiás - 9 4 13
8 Pernambuco - 5 1 6
9 Santa Catarina - 3 - 3
10 Ceará - 2 - 2
Pará - 2 - 2
12 Espírito Santo - 1 - 1
Mato Grosso do Sul - 1 - 1
Rio Grande do Norte - 1 - 1
Bola de Ouro
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