Romania ratings in the 1994 World Cup

 

7,10 Gheorghe Hagi
6,60 Florin Răducioiu
6,25 Miodrag Belodedici, Bogdan Stelea
6,15 Ioan Lupescu
6,10 Dan Petrescu
6,00 Gheorghe Popescu
5,90 Daniel Prodan, Ilie Dumitrescu
5,75 Florin Prunea

Premio Bravo 1989/90

 

Guerin Sportivo's award to the best young (under 24) player in the European Cups.

340 points: Roberto Baggio (Fiorentina)
225: Pierluigi Casiraghi (Juventus)
194: Paolo Maldini (Milan)
179: Marco Nappi (Fiorentina)
148: Dejan Savićević (Crvena Zvezda)
143: Attilio Lombardo (Sampdoria)
134: Gianluca Pagliuca (Sampdoria)
125: Renato Buso (Fiorentina)
114: Florin Răducioiu (Dinamo Bucharest)
100: Ludwig Kögl (Bayern Munich)
94: Thomas Hässler (Köln)
84: George Weah (Monaco)
78: Enzo Scifo (Auxerre)
73: Jonas Thern (Benfica)
72: Marco Simone (Milan)
71: Rico Steinmann (Karl-Marx-Stadt)
67: Giovanni Stroppa (Milan)
65: Hristo Stoichkov (CSKA Sofia)
57: Marco Bode (Werder Bremen)
48: Joakim Nilsson (Malmö FF)
36: Robert Prosinečki (Crvena Zvezda)
29: Ralf Sturm (Köln)
28: Olaf Thon (Bayern Munich)
26: Stefan Reuter (Bayern Munich)
25: Luc Nilis (Anderlecht)
24: Ralf Geilenkirchen (Köln), Gianfranco Zola (Napoli)
21: Jörg Stiel (Wettingen)
20: Frank Greiner (Köln), Thomas Strunz (Bayern Munich)

Memory Lane: European topscorers in the 1994 World Cup.

Including Qualifiers.

  13: Florin Rǎducioiu (Romania)
  11: Martin Dahlin (Sweden), Hristo Stoichkov (Bulgaria)
  10: Roberto Baggio (Italy)
  8: Gheorghe Hagi (Romania), Dennis Bergkamp (Holland), Julio Salinas (Spain), Ian Rush (Wales)
  7: Stéphane Chapuisat & Adrian Knup (Switzerland), John Aldridge (Ireland), David Platt (England)
  6: Tomas Brolin (Sweden), Ilie Dumitrescu (Romania), Peter van Vossen (Holland), Kjetil Rekdal (Norway), Oleg Salenko (Russia), Éric Cantona (France), Peter Dubovský (Czechoslovakia)
  5: Dino Baggio (Italy), Kennet Andersson (Sweden), José Luis Caminero (Spain), Marc Wilmots (Belgium), Jürgen Klinsmann (Germany), Georges Bregy (Switzerland), Andreas Herzog (Austria), Ian Wright (England)
  4: Fernando Hierro & Txiki Beguiristain (Spain), Philippe Albert & Vincenzo Scifo (Belgium), Emil Kostadinov (Bulgaria), Gavril Balint (Romania), Sergei Kiriakov (Russia), Jean-Pierre Papin (France), Paul Gascoigne (England), Frank Pingel (Denmark), Dean Saunders (Wales)
  3: Giuseppe Signori & Roberto Mancini (Italy), Nasko Sirakov, Lyuboslav Penev & Yordan Letchkov (Bulgaria), Gunnar Halle, Gøran Sørloth & Jostein Flo (Norway), Ronald de Boer & John Bosman (Holland), Hakan Şükür & Feyyaz Uçar (Turkey), Ally McCoist & Pat Nevin (Scotland), Ioan Lupescu (Romania), Segei Yuran (Russia), Pavel Kuka (Czechoslovakia), Jorge Cadete (Portugal), Laurent Blanc (France), Les Ferdinand (England), Ronen Harazi (Israel), Marek Leśniak (Poland), Steve Staunton (Ireland), Kim Vilfort (Denmark), Kálmán Kovács (Hungary), Kevin Wilson (Northern Ireland), Ainars Linards (Latvia), Andreas Sotiriou (Cyprus)
  2: Stefano Eranio & Pierluigi Casiraghi (Italy), Klas Ingesson, Henrik Larsson & Håkan Mild (Sweden), Míchel, José María Bakero, Pep Guardiola, Julen Guerrero & Ion Andoni Goikoetxea (Spain), Ciriaco Sforza & Christophe Ohrel (Switzerland), Tasos Mitropoulos, Stratos Apostolakis & Nikos Machlas (Greece), Václav Němeček, Radoslav Látal & Marek Poštulka (Czechoslovakia), Toni Polster, Heimo Pfeifenberger & Dietmar Kühbauer (Austria), Rui Águas, Rui Barros, Paulo Futre, Rui Costa & João Pinto (Portugal), Roger Nilsen, Mini Jakobsen, Jan Åge Fjørtoft & Lars Bohinen (Norway), Rob Witschge, John de Wolf & Ronald Koeman (Holland), Gerry Taggart, Jim Magilton & Jimmy Quinn (Northern Ireland), Mark Hughes & Ryan Giggs (Wales), Arnór Gudjohnsen & Eyjólfur Sverrisson (Iceland), Kevin Gallacher & John Collins (Scotland), Ari Hjelm & Aki Hyryläinen (Finland), Paul McGrath & Niall Quinn (Ireland), Itzik Zohar & Roni Rozenthal (Israel), Krassimir Balakov (Bulgaria), Marc Degryse (Belgium), Rudi Völler (Germany), Brian Laudrup (Denmark), Franck Sauzée (France), Stuart Pearce (England), Wojciech Kowalczyk (Poland), Dmitri Radchenko (Russia), Ertuğrul Sağlam (Turkey), Robertas Fridrikas (Lithuania), Sokol Kushta (Albania)