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International Honours Won By Primeira Liga Players

  • 1965 European Footballer of the Year Eusébio
  • 1966 FIFA World Cup Golden Shoe Eusébio
  • 1968 European Golden Boot Eusébio
  • 1973 European Golden Boot Eusébio
  • 1974 European Golden Boot Héctor Yazalde
  • 1983 European Golden Boot Fernando Gomes
  • 1985 European Golden Boot Fernando Gomes
  • 1987 African Footballer of the Year Rabah Madjer
  • 1992 Summer Olympics Silver Medal Andrzej Juskowiak
  • 1993 African Footballer of the Year Rashidi Yekini
  • 1994 Best European Goalkeeper Michel Preud'homme
  • 1996 Summer Olympics Gold Medal Emmanuel Amuneke
  • 1998 European Golden Boot Mário Jardel
  • 2000 Summer Olympics Gold Medal Albert Meyong
  • 2002 European Golden Boot Mário Jardel
  • 2004 Best European Goalkeeper Vítor Baía
  • 2006 FIFA World Cup All-Star Team Ricardo
  • 2008 Summer Olympics Gold Medal Ángel Di María

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