PSG moved up the Champions League winners ranking thanks to their victory over Arsenal this Saturday (30) at the Puskas Arena in Budapest.
After a 1-1 draw in regular time (and extra time), the French club won 4-3 on penalties — Gabriel Magalhães missed the last kick.
PSG reached TWO Big Ears titles and moved ahead of teams like Aston Villa, Borussia Dortmund, Celtic, Manchester City, and PSV.
Now, PSG are level with Benfica, Chelsea, Juventus, Nottingham Forest, and Porto, with two titles each.
Paris Saint-Germain’s next target in the competition will be to draw level with Manchester United and Inter Milan on the list of “three-time champions.”
Real Madrid remain out on their own as the most successful club. Milan, Bayern Munich, Liverpool, and Barcelona complete the Top 5.
Most successful clubs 🏆
So, here is the updated ranking:
15 titles – Real Madrid
7 titles – Milan
6 titles – Bayern Munich and Liverpool
5 titles – Barcelona
4 titles – Ajax
3 titles – Manchester United and Inter Milan
2 titles – PSG, Benfica, Chelsea, Juventus, Nottingham Forest, and Porto
1 title – Aston Villa, Borussia Dortmund, Celtic, Red Star, Feyenoord, Hamburg, Manchester City, Olympique de Marseille, PSV, and Steaua Bucharest
Champions year by year 📍
1955/56 – Real Madrid
1956/57 – Real Madrid
1957/58 – Real Madrid
1958/59 – Real Madrid
1959/60 – Real Madrid
1960/61 – Benfica
1961/62 – Benfica
1962/63 – Milan
1963/64 – Inter Milan
1964/65 – Inter Milan
1965/66 – Real Madrid
1966/67 – Celtic
1967/68 – Manchester United
1968/69 – Milan
1969/70 – Feyenoord
1970/71 – Ajax
1971/72 – Ajax
1972/73 – Ajax
1973/74 – Bayern Munich
1974/75 – Bayern Munich
1975/76 – Bayern Munich
1976/77 – Liverpool
1977/78 – Liverpool
1978/79 – Nottingham Forest
1979/80 – Nottingham Forest
1980/81 – Liverpool
1981/82 – Aston Villa
1982/83 – Hamburg
1983/84 – Liverpool
1984/85 – Juventus
1985/86 – Steaua Bucharest
1986/87 – Porto
1987/88 – PSV
1988/89 – Milan
1989/90 – Milan
1990/91 – Red Star
1991/92 – Barcelona
1992/93 – Olympique de Marseille
1993/94 – Milan
1994/95 – Ajax
1995/96 – Juventus
1996/97 – Borussia Dortmund
1997/98 – Real Madrid
1998/99 – Manchester United
1999/00 – Real Madrid
2000/01 – Bayern Munich
2001/02 – Real Madrid
2002/03 – Milan
2003/04 – Porto
2004/05 – Liverpool
2005/06 – Barcelona
2006/07 – Milan
2007/08 – Manchester United
2008/09 – Barcelona
2009/10 – Inter Milan
2010/11 – Barcelona
2011/12 – Chelsea
2012/13 – Bayern Munich
2013/14 – Real Madrid
2014/15 – Barcelona
2015/16 – Real Madrid
2016/17 – Real Madrid
2017/18 – Real Madrid
2018/19 – Liverpool
2019/20 – Bayern Munich
2020/21 – Chelsea
2021/22 – Real Madrid
2022/23 – Manchester City
2023/24 – Real Madrid
2024/25 – PSG
2025/26 – PSG
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