Statistics: The best champion in the history of football

World champion, two-time winner of the America's Cup, winner of the Finalissima, Olympic champion.

European champion, five-time winner of the UEFA Champions League.

Pele is the only footballer in history to become a world champion three times as a player.

World champion in 1986, vice-world champion in 1990. World champion among youth teams in 1979.

Together with the French national team, Zidane became world champion (1998) and European champion (2000).

Two-time world champion, vice-world champion, two-time winner of the America's Cup.

World Champion (2002). Winner of the Golden Ball (2005).

World champion in 2002.

Eight-time champion of Germany, two-time champion of Spain.

Olympic champion in 1956 and European champion in 1960, five-time champion of the USSR, three-time winner of the USSR Cup.

Seven-time Italian champion, five-time winner of the Italian Super Cup, five-time winner of the UEFA Super Cup.

As a player, he mainly played in attacking positions, becoming the first three-time winner of the Golden Ball and other awards.

World Champion: 2006. Vice-Champion of Europe: 2012. Champion of France: 2018/19. Winner of the French Super Cup: 2018.

Gold medalist of the 1988 European Championship, bronze medalist of the 1992 European Championship.

World and European champion, winner of the UEFA Champions League and the championships of France, England and Spain, winner of the Confederations Cup.

Gold medalist of the 2014 World Championship.

The most decorated Spanish player in history (37 titles).

As the captain of the German team, he won the 1974 FIFA World Cup. At club level, he won the European Champions Cup three times in a row with Bayern Munich.

The world champion and the best young player of the 2018 World Cup.

World champion in the England national team and winner of the Golden Ball in 1966.

Javi won eight Spanish League titles and four UEFA Champions League titles with Barcelona.

Olympic champion in 1952. Five-time champion of Hungary, five-time champion of Spain. Three-time winner of the European Champions Cup.

As a football player, he was twice the champion of Argentina, three times the champion of Colombia and an eight-time winner of the Spanish championship.

The best player in the world and Europe in 1993, winner of the UEFA Cup 1992/93, silver medalist of the 1994 World Cup, bronze medalist of the 1990 World Cup.

Three-time winner of the Golden Ball.

He became the champion of Spain four times and won the UEFA Champions League 6 times.

Champion of Spain: 2006/2007. Spanish Super Cup winner: 2003. Winner of the English Super Cup: 1996, 1997. UEFA Champions League winner: 1999. Intercontinental Cup winner: 1999.

America's Cup winner: 2011. Spanish Super Cup winner: 2016, 2018. Winner of the UEFA Champions League: 2014/15.

From 1955 to 1966, Garrincha played for the Brazilian national team, with which he won the World Championships twice, in 1958 and 1962.

World and European champion, three-time winner of the European Champions Cup.

The 1984 European Champion. The only football player who was awarded the Golden Ball award three years in a row.

World champion in 2002, winner of the Golden Ball as the best football player in Europe in 1999.

In 1990, he became the German and European Player of the Year after leading his national team to victory at the 1990 World Cup.

America's Cup winner: 1989, 1997. World Champion: 1994.

In 1968, as a member of Manchester United, Best won the European Champions Cup and was named the best footballer of the year in Europe.

Eleven-time Portuguese champion, five-time Portuguese Cup winner, winner of the 1961/62 European Champions Cup.

Six-time champion of England, four-time champion of Scotland.

He is one of seven football players who have received a full set of World Cup awards.

Flamengo won the Brazilian Championship for the first time, and a year later — the first ever Copa Libertadores.

Winner of the 1972 Brazilian Golden Ball.

1970 World champion in the Brazilian national team.

World champion in 1982. Italian Cup winner: 1983. Cup of Cups winner: 1984.

The 1970 world champion in the Brazilian national team.

World Cup winner: 1966. FA Cup winner: 1963/64. FA Super Cup winner: 1964. Cup Winners' Cup winner: 1964/65.

Spanish Cup winner: 1989/90. Spanish Super Cup winner (2): 1991, 1992. European Champions Cup winner: 1992. European Super Cup winner: 1992.

The record holder for the number of wins in the European Champions Cup (6 wins).

He became the champion of Germany twice and the owner of the national cup, twice won the European Champions Cup, and also became the owner of the Intercontinental Cup.

The oldest player to ever win the FIFA World Cup: at the time of his team's victory at the 1982 World Cup in Spain, he was 40 years old.

German Champion: 1979. German Cup winner: 1979. The only Englishman who has twice been recognized as the best football player in Europe.

The only player of the Argentine national team who has won the World Championships twice.

Winner of the Golden Ball as the best football player in Europe in 1969.

Two-time world champion.

Dutch Champion: 1972, 1973. UEFA Super Cup winner: 1972, 1973.

He was the first winner of the European Footballer of the Year and Football Player of the Year awards of the Association of Football Journalists.

Captain of the German national team at the victorious 1954 World Cup.

Italian Champion: 1958, 1960, 1961. Italian Cup winner: 1959, 1960. Welsh Cup winner: 1964, 1965.

The 1966 World champion. He took second place in the list of the strongest goalkeepers of the 20th century after Lev Yashin.

Winner of the Golden Ball in 1958.

Italian Cup winner: 1941, 1943. Italian Champion: 1943, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949.

Austrian Champion: 1926. Austrian Cup Winner: 1925, 1926, 1933, 1935, 1936. Mitropa Cup winner: 1933, 1936.

World champion in 1982. Shirea is recognized by many experts as one of the best defenders in the history of football.

Gold medalist of the 1948 Olympics.

Twice the best football player in Germany. European Champion in 1972 and World Champion in 1974.

FA Cup winner: 1933. Winner of the English Super Cup: 1928.