A winner of every winner of the year championship since 2004/2005

the championship Some of the great game makers have seen over the past twenty years, as the likes of Jack Grilliche have been the presence of Beingham, manipulating the second layer in the previous seasons of Aston Villa and Birmingham City, respectively.

However, none of the players won the game maker’s award for most of the second -class assistance. Some of the stars that win the award were not even attackers, with the backs of the backs appearing in the last third.

Here, we looked at every winner of the Championship Championship since 2004/2005, with a detailed look at the last 10 recipient of the award.

Here is a detailed look at the winners of the last 10 winners of the year …

10

Matt Ricci (Bournemouth)

2014/15 (17 passes)

Bournemouth was upgraded as a hero in 2014/2015, where he scored 98 goals during the Eddie Hao era, who had the attackers Kalum Wilson and Yan Kermorestan to call.

The left wing played Matt Ricci all the 46th second -class games in that season and scored 17 impressive passes, and two more than Alan, Berntford Judge.

9

Alan Al -Qadi (Printford)

16/16 (12 assists)

After losing the previous year, Alan Jadda managed to win the game maker award for the year in the next campaign, although three assists for Penteford in 2015/2016.

The 12 -year -old central midfielder’s balance was the same as the Charlton Sports Wing, Johan Berg Judmmson, but the judge played two lower games.

8

Connor Herelhan (Barnesley and Aston Villa)

2016/17 (15 decisive passes)

Connor Herhan Barnesley exchanged for Aston Villa in the mid -17/17 season – a decision that eventually proved to be the right decision with the rise of the villa through the matches in the following season.

The Irish quality delivery of the specified pieces and the open play witnessed the record of 15 assists, four more than any of its closest competitors.

7

Barry Douglas (wolves)

2017/18 (14 decisive passes)

Dahir Barry Douglas, another star who is pleased with the award in 2017/18 with wolves.

The Nuno Espereto Santo team climbed to the title with 99 points and the role of Douglas in the role of the pavilion, where he scored 14 assists in 39 games. Robert Sinodgeria has finished Aston Villa, Martin, and Ajoran from the city of Ipswich and Luke Freeman from QPR on 13.

6

Benama said (Bernard)

2018/19 (15 decisive passes)

He said their sons were the creative star in 2018/2019 as part of the Brentord team, which managed to finish in the first half.

The Algerians defeated the likes of Emiliano Boindia, who won the title with Norwich City and Pablo Hernandez of Leeds United, which was run by Marcelo Pelsa.

Ultimately, the impressive Benraahma screens earned him a transfer to West Ham, where the fraud continued to help lead the charge of promoting Bees in 2019/20, although the Thomas Frank team was beaten in the Fulham final.

5

Matheus Pereira (West Brom)

20/20 (20 assists)

Matheus Pereira was attacking the power of a championship that could be calculated in 2019/20, as eight other passes were recorded more than any other player in the department.

The Pereira West Brom helped win the automatic promotion, winning 20 out of 77 goals this season.

After leaving Baggies to the Saudi professional player, Pereira has now returned to his Brazilian home with Cruzeiro.

4

Emiliano Boendia (Norwich City)

2020/21 (16 passes)

After approaching previous occasions, Emiliano Boendia recently won the game maker’s award for the year as Norwich City returned to the Premier League the first time she asked in 2020/21.

The 16th Bundia outcome was 39 games more than four of Harry Wilson from Cardif City and Michael Olise of Reading. Bundia ended that summer in Aston Villa, where it has since remained.

3

Harry Wilson (Fulham)

2021/22 (20 passes)

After admiration for Cardiff, Harry Wilson was signed by Fulham after they landed in 2021, and helped them strengthen the title in 2021/22.

In a season, Alexander Mitrovic scored 43 great goals, Fulham ended the lead after scoring 106 times as one team, as Wilson scored 20 decisive passes and scored 10 himself.

2

Jack Clarke (Sunderland)

2022/23 (12 assists)

Jack Clark starred in the Sunderland Championship in his first season in the tournament after finally left the first league in 2022/23.

On loan from Tottenham Hotspur at the time, Clark proved that it is a nightmare to enter the back and helped black cats finish 12 assists, but Sunderland failed to reach Wembley after the Luton Town’s defeat.

1

Lev Davis (Epsoute)

2023/24 (21 passes)

Unlike Sunderland, Epswich Town managed to make it successive promotions from the first league to the Premier League under the leadership of Kiran Makina.

One of the stars of the 2023/24 season was Lev Davis, who recorded 21 great passes from the left back. The English scored 21 goals from 92 Boys, with six goals more than Giorghenio Rart from Leeds United.

Only Adel Taarabt’s 21 decisive pass in 2010/2011 can match Davis’ this season, although Tractor Boys Star’s is definitely impressive from the left back.