As the Copa America approaches, let's review the last ten winners of the tournament's Best Player Award. Who do you think will win this prestigious accolade this summer? Here are the most recent recipients: 2021 – Lionel Messi (Argentina) Lionel Messi made multiple appearances in the Copa America Best Player Awards list, especially for the most recent tournament. He led Argentina to their first title since 1993, contributing four goals and five assists. 2019 – Dani Alves (Brazil) Dani Alves won the Best Player Award at the 2019 Copa America, showcasing his leadership and skill at the age of 36. 2016 – Alexis Sánchez (Chile) Alexis Sánchez played a crucial role in Chile's back-to-back Copa America titles, contributing dynamic attacking play and important goals and assists. 2015 – Lionel Messi (Argentina) Despite Argentina's loss in the 2015 Copa America final, Messi's exceptional performance throughout the tournament was noteworthy. 2011 – Luis Suárez (Uruguay) Luis Suárez was instrumental in Uruguay's record 15th Copa America title, displaying his goal-scoring prowess. 2007 – Robinho (Brazil) Robinho impressed with his flair and goal-scoring abilities, finishing as the top scorer in the 2007 Copa America. 2004 – Adriano (Brazil) Adriano's dominance in the 2004 Copa America, including being the top scorer, earned him the Best Player Award. 2001 – Amado Guevara (Honduras) Amado Guevara led Honduras to a remarkable third-place finish at the 2001 Copa America, surprising many with his outstanding performance. 1999 – Rivaldo (Brazil) Creative midfielder Rivaldo easily won the Best Player Award at the 1999 Copa America, showcasing his goal-scoring abilities. 1997 – Ronaldo (Brazil) Ronaldo's exceptional speed, dribbling, and goal-scoring prowess led Brazil to their fifth Copa America title in 1997.
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