Irishman Robbie Keane has just won the MLS MVP award for 2014.
The 34-year-old international has enjoyed a sensational year, registering an MLS career-high 19 goals and 14 assists over 29 game. He has directly contributed to nearly half of the LA Galaxy’s total of 69 goals – an impressive feat.
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He took 88 votes, beating second placed Obafemi Martins (63), third placed Lee Nguyen (57) and fourth placed Bradley Wright Phillips (49).
Here’s a complete list of the MLS MVPs since the league’s inception in 1996:
2014: Robbie Keane – LA Galaxy
2013: Mike Magee – Chicago Fire
2012: Chris Wondolowski – San Jose Earthquakes
2011: Dwayne De Rosario – D.C. United
2010: David Ferreira – FC Dallas
2009: Landon Donovan – LA Galaxy
2008: Guillermo Barros Schelotto – Columbus Crew
2007: Luciano Emilio – D.C. United
2006: Christian Gómez – D.C. United
2005: Taylor Twellman – New England Revolution
2004: Amado Guevara – MetroStars
2003: Preki – Kansas City Wizards
2002: Carlos Ruiz – LA Galaxy
2001: Alex Pineda Chacón – Miami Fusion
2000: Tony Meola – Kansas City Wizards
1999: Jason Kreis – Dallas Burn
1998: Marco Etcheverry – D.C. United
1997: Preki – Kansas City Wizards
1996: Carlos Valderrama – Tampa Bay Mutiny
Robbie Keane Voted MLS’ Most Valuable Player For 2014
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