There are roughly 40 professional football leagues in Europe, which consist of more than 1100 clubs from 55 football-playing countries. The five most well-known European leagues are LaLiga, Premier League, Ligue 1, Serie A, and Bundesliga. All five of these leagues represent five nations: Spain, England, France, Italy and Germany, respectively. However, for our analysis, we will assess every club and isolate the 10 clubs that have won the most trophies in Europe.
You may be aware of some of the more famous clubs from these leagues like Real Madrid, Barcelona, Chelsea, PSG, Juventus, Bayern Munich and many more. While the clubs that I listed and some other clubs may be the best of all current times, you will still need to see their track record based on the time frame since the formation of these clubs.
Top 10 Clubs With Most Trophies In Europe
Before you read just the headings and complain, you need to consider the fact that this list consists of European clubs only, and Europe has a lot of football clubs. I have already mentioned and highlighted that point in the introduction.
The trophies that will be included in the list are those from the domestic leagues, which are competitions within a particular country. Next up will be the continental league trophies, which include all the leagues organised by UEFA, which consist of the best teams from all over Europe.
The important one is the intercontinental, or simply put, the international trophies from competitions that include football clubs from across the world. Along with these, we may also include some regional trophy counts that are actually relevant.
10) Olympiacos (Greece) – 83 Trophies
Olympiacos has one trophy from the International level, which is from the UEFA Conference League, and one from the Balkans Cup at the continental level. Excluding this, they have 81 Domestic cups.
Olympiacos owns more than half of the trophy count from the Super League Greece wth 48 trophies. They have also won 29 Greek Football Cups and 4 Greek Super Cups.
9) Bayern Munich (Germany) – 84 Trophies
Bayern Munich’s maximum trophies come from the Bundesliga, the German football league. From 1932 to 2025, they have won the trophy 34 times. Their remaining domestic trophy list consists of the German Cup, German Super Cup, and German League Cup, with 20, 10, and 6 trophies, respectively.
On the Continental level, Bayern Munich won the Champions League six times. They managed to win a trophy each in the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup and the UEFA Europa League. They also won two UEFA Super Cups in 2013 and 2020.
Bayern Munich has two FIFA Club World Cup trophies and two Intercontinental Cups. Their maximum achievements are from the Domestic leagues and tournaments.
8) Porto (Portugal) – 86 Trophies
FC Porto is on the list because of their domestic cup count, which covers a major portion of their trophy count. Their Primeira Liga trophy count is 30, 20 from the Taça de Portugal, and one from Taça da Liga.
Their record-holding trophies are the Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira and the Campeonato de Portugal, with 24 and 4 trophies, respectively.
Porto has won two Champions League titles, two Europa League titles and one UEFA Super Cup. On the international level, they have won two Intercontinental Cups.
7) Benfica (Portugal) – 87 Trophies
S.L. Benfica has one trophy from the Intercontinental level, which is the Latin Cup.. Their trophy list only consists of the Continental and Domestic Cups.
We start with the Primeira Liga, where Benfica hold the record of 38 trophies, the highest among all the clubs. They are also the record-holding club in the Taça de Portugal, with 26 trophies, and the Taça da Liga, with eight trophies.
Benfica has nine trophies from the Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira and three from the Campeonato de Portugal. The total domestic cup count is 84. Including the Latin Cup and two trophies from the UEFA Champions League, their total is 87 trophies.
6) Shamrock Rovers (Ireland) – 89 Trophies
Shamrock Rangers do not have any International or national-level cups. All of their 89 trophies are from the Domestic leagues.
They have 21 trophies from a total of the Irish League Cups. They have won 25 Main Cup tournaments, and their highest trophy count was generated from the Other Cups, which is forty-three.
5) Linfield (Northern Irish) – 117 Trophies
The Northern Irish team, Linfield, has all its trophies from the domestic tournaments. It has 57 League Cups, which is a world record among all the clubs.
They also have 44 Main Cups in the domestic tournaments and 16 trophies from other tournaments.
4) Celtic (Scotland) – 120 Trophies
Most of Celtic’s trophies are from domestic games. They have a shared record of 55 trophies in the Scottish League Championship and a record of 42 Scottish Cups.
They’ve won 22 Scottish League Cups. Celtic’s only trophy outside of domestic tournaments is the UEFA Champions League.
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3) Rangers (Scotland) – 122 Trophies
Rangers FC share the record of 55 Scottish League Cups with Celtic. They have won 34 Scottish Cups and hold a record of 28 Scottish League Cups.
Rangers have won one Scottish Challenge Cup and three Scottish League Cups of different tiers. Outside of the domestic cups, they only have one UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup.
2) Barcelona (Spain) – 125 Trophies
FC Barcelona has eight records when it comes to trophies. In the domestic type competition, Barca’s records are in the Copa del Rey (32), Copa de la Liga (2), Spanish Super Cup (15), and Copa Eva Duarte (3), with 28 LaLiga trophies.
They have 5 Champions League trophies, 5 UEFA Super Cups, and three FIFA Club World Cups. Barcelona also holds a record of 23 Catalan football championships, 4 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cups, 3 Inter-Cities Fairs Cups, and a shared record of 2 Latin Cups.
1) Real Madrid (Spain) – 133 Trophies
Real Madrid FC has the most trophies among all the clubs (133). They have 10 trophy records under their name, and that’s where we start.
Real Madrid holds the record of 36 LaLiga titles, 15 Champions League titles, 6 UEFA Super Cups, 5 FIFA Club World Cups, and 23 Campeonato Regional Centro. They also include one trophy each from the FIFA Intercontinental Cup and the Ibero-American Cup.
Madrid’s shared record consists of 4 Copa Federación Centro, 3 Intercontinental Cups, and 2 Latin Cups.
The remaining trophies include the Copa del Rey (20), Copa de la Liga (1), Spanish Super Cup (13), UEFA Europa League (2), and Copa Eva Duarte (1).