International Finalists (link to separate file)
Taking the different value of the trophies into account, there is no denying the status of Real Madrid as 'international cup kings': undisputed record winners of both the Champions Cup/League (fourteen editions) and the Club World Championship (eight times), and shared record winners of the Latin Cup (twice, like two other clubs), the strongest international club tournament after World War II prior to the introduction of the 'official' ones (before World War II, that distinction belongs to the Mitropa Cup for which Real Madrid were not eligible for geographical reasons).
Number of wins in the European Cups (Champions' Cup/League (1), Cup Winners'
Cup (2), UEFA/Fairs Cup/Europa League (3), UEFA Conference League (4)):
1 2 3 4
Real Madrid [Spain] 16 (14-0-2-0)
Barcelona [Spain] 12 (5-4-3-0)
Milan [Italy] 9 (7-2-0-0)
Liverpool [England] 9 (6-0-3-0)
Bayern München [Germany] 8 (6-1-1-0)
Sevilla [Spain] 7 (0-0-7-0)
Ajax [Netherlands] 6 (4-1-1-0)
Internazionale [Italy] 6 (3-0-3-0)
Chelsea [England] 6 (2-2-2-0)
Juventus [Italy] 6 (2-1-3-0)
Manchester United [England] 5 (3-1-1-0)
Porto [Portugal] 4 (2-0-2-0)
Atlético Madrid [Spain] 4 (0-1-3-0)
Valencia [Spain] 4 (0-1-3-0)
others at most 3
Milan, Real Madrid and Barcelona also all won the Latin Cup twice;
Barcelona also won a playoff in 1971 between the first (Barcelona)
and last (Leeds United) winners of the Fairs Cup.
Including European Super Cup (S) and Intercontinental (Toyota) Cup/FIF (I):
1 2 3 4 S I
Real Madrid [Spain] 29 (14-0-2-0; 5-8)
Barcelona [Spain] 20 (5-4-3-0; 5-3)
Milan [Italy] 18 (7-2-0-0; 5-4)
Bayern München [Germany] 14 (6-1-1-0; 2-4)
Liverpool [England] 14 (6-0-3-0; 4-1)
Ajax [Netherlands] 11 (4-1-1-0; 3-2)
Juventus [Italy] 10 (2-1-3-0; 2-2)
Internazionale [Italy] 9 (3-0-3-0; 0-3)
Chelsea [England] 9 (2-2-2-0; 2-1)
Manchester United [England] 8 (3-1-1-0; 1-2)
Atlético Madrid [Spain] 8 (0-1-3-0; 3-1)
Sevilla [Spain] 8 (0-0-7-0; 1-0)
Porto [Portugal] 7 (2-0-2-0; 1-2)
Valencia [Spain] 6 (0-1-3-0; 2-0)
Anderlecht [Belgium] 5 (0-2-1-0; 2-0)
others at most 4
Ignoring the very recently introduced Europa Conference League, Ajax,
Barcelona, Bayern München, Chelsea, Juventus and Manchester United
have won all five trophies at least once. Barcelona won all of them
at least three times.
Real Madrid won the one-off Copa Iberoamericana 1994, organised by the
RFEF (Spanish FA) and CONMEBOL and thereby might claim a 30th 'official'
international trophy.
Number of wins in the five main South American club competitions
(Copa Libertadores (L), Supercopa (S), Copa Conmebol (C), Recopa (R)
and Copa Sudamericana (D)):
L S C R D
Boca Juniors [Argentina] 13 (6-1-0-4-2)
Independiente [Argentina] 12 (7-2-0-1-2)
River Plate [Argentina] 9 (4-1-0-3-1)
São Paulo [Brazil] 8 (3-1-1-2-1)
Olimpia Asunción [Paraguay] 6 (3-1-0-2-0)
Peñarol [Uruguay] 5 (5-0-0-0-0)
Santos [Brazil] 5 (3-0-1-1-0)
Grêmio [Brazil] 5 (3-0-0-2-0)
Internacional [Brazil] 5 (2-0-0-2-1)
LDU de Quito [Ecuador] 5 (1-0-0-2-2)
others at most 4
Only São Paulo have won all five trophies at least once.
Adding the Intercontinental (Toyota) Cup (I) and FIFA Club World Cup (F):
L I F S C R D
Boca Juniors [Argentina] 16 (6-3-0-1-0-4-2)
Independiente [Argentina] 14 (7-2-0-2-0-1-2)
São Paulo [Brazil] 11 (3-2-1-1-1-2-1)
River Plate [Argentina] 10 (4-1-0-1-0-3-1)
Peñarol [Uruguay] 8 (5-3-0-0-0-0-0)
Nacional [Uruguay] 7 (3-3-0-0-0-1-0)
Santos [Brazil] 7 (3-2-0-0-1-1-0)
Olimpia Asunción [Paraguay] 7 (3-1-0-1-0-2-0)
Grêmio [Brazil] 6 (3-1-0-0-0-2-0)
Internacional [Brazil] 6 (2-0-1-0-0-2-1)
Flamengo [Brazil] 5 (3-1-0-0-0-1-0)
Cruzeiro [Brazil] 5 (2-0-0-2-0-1-0)
Estudiantes [Argentina] 5 (4-1-0-0-0-0-0)
LDU de Quito [Ecuador] 5 (1-0-0-2-2-0-0)
others at most 4
Only São Paulo have won all seven trophies at least once.
Including the Copa Interamericana (A) (played between the winners of the
Copp Libertadores and CONCACAF Cup), which has not been held since 1998,
was organised on a rather infrequent basis before and was of questionable
interest (14 out of 18 cups won by the South American side)):
L I F S C R D A
Independiente [Argentina] 17 (7-2-0-2-0-1-2-3)
Boca Juniors [Argentina] 16 (6-3-0-1-0-4-2-0)
River Plate [Argentina] 11 (4-1-0-1-0-3-1-1)
São Paulo [Brazil] 11 (3-2-1-1-1-2-1-0)
Nacional [Uruguay] 9 (3-3-0-0-0-1-0-2)
Peñarol [Uruguay] 8 (5-3-0-0-0-0-0-0)
Olimpia Asunción [Paraguay] 8 (3-1-0-1-0-2-0-1)
Santos [Brazil] 7 (3-2-0-0-1-1-0-0)
Estudiantes [Argentina] 6 (4-1-0-0-0-0-0-1)
Grêmio [Brazil] 6 (3-1-0-0-0-2-0-0)
Flamengo [Brazil] 5 (3-1-0-0-0-1-0-0)
Cruzeiro [Brazil] 5 (2-0-0-2-0-1-0-0)
Internacional [Brazil] 5 (2-0-1-0-0-1-1-0)
Atlético Nacional [Colombia] 5 (2-0-0-0-0-1-0-2)
LDU de Quito [Ecuador] 5 (1-0-0-2-2-0-0-0)
others at most 4
In addition, there were several 'official' tournaments that were
organised on a few occasions by CONMEBOL. These include the
Recopa Sudamericana de Clubes (a South American version of the
Cup Winners Cup, not to be confused with the Super Cup style
Recopa above, organised twice, with the second edition unfinished),
the Supercopa Masters (played twice), the Copa Conmebol Masters
(played once) and the Copa de Oro Nicolás Leoz (played three times).
The last three never had more than a handful participants. Any
titles won in those tournaments are listed under (M).
L I F S C R D A M
Boca Juniors [Argentina] 18 (6-3-0-1-0-4-2-0-2)
Independiente [Argentina] 17 (7-2-0-2-0-1-2-3-0)
São Paulo [Brazil] 12 (3-2-1-1-1-2-1-0-1)
River Plate [Argentina] 11 (4-1-0-1-0-3-1-1-0)
Nacional [Uruguay] 9 (3-3-0-0-0-1-0-2-0)
Peñarol [Uruguay] 8 (5-3-0-0-0-0-0-0-0)
Olimpia Asunción [Paraguay] 8 (3-1-0-1-0-2-0-1-0)
Santos [Brazil] 7 (3-2-0-0-1-1-0-0-0)
Cruzeiro [Brazil] 7 (2-0-0-2-0-1-0-0-2)
Estudiantes [Argentina] 6 (4-1-0-0-0-0-0-1-0)
Grêmio [Brazil] 6 (3-1-0-0-0-2-0-0-0)
Flamengo [Brazil] 6 (3-1-0-0-0-1-0-0-1)
Internacional [Brazil] 5 (2-0-1-0-0-1-1-0-0)
Atlético Nacional [Colombia] 5 (2-0-0-0-0-1-0-2-0)
others at most 4
Combining the African Champions' Cup (1), Cup Winners' Cup (2) and CAF Cup (3):
1 2 3
Al-Ahly [Egypt] 16 (11-4-1)
TP Mazembe [Congo-K.] 8 (5-1-2)
Zamalek [Egypt] 7 (5-1-1)
Etoile Sp. Sahel [Tunisia] 7 (1-2-4)
Espérance Tunis [Tunisia] 6 (4-1-1)
Raja Casablanca [Morocco] 6 (3-0-3)
JS Kabylie [Algeria] 6 (2-1-3)
Canon Yaoundé [Cameroon] 4 (3-1-0)
WA Casablanca [Morocco] 4 (3-1-0)
CS Sfaxien [Tunisia] 4 (0-0-4)
Hafia Conakry [Guinea] 3 (3-0-0)
Al-Mokaoulun [Egypt] 3 (0-3-0)
others at most 2
Adding the African Super Cup (S) and the Afro-Asian Club Cup (A):
1 2 3 S A
Al-Ahly [Egypt] 25 (11-4-1; 8-1)
Zamalek [Egypt] 13 (5-1-1; 4-2)
TP Mazembe [Congo-K.] 11 (5-1-2; 3-0)
Raja Casablanca [Morocco] 9 (3-0-3; 2-1)
Etoile Sp. Sahel [Tunisia] 9 (1-2-4; 2-0)
Espérance Tunis [Tunisia] 8 (4-1-1; 1-1)
WA Casablanca [Morocco] 6 (3-1-0; 1-1)
JS Kabylie [Algeria] 6 (2-1-3; 0-0)
Canon Yaoundé [Cameroon] 4 (3-1-0; 0-0)
Enyimba [Nigeria] 4 (2-0-0; 2-0)
ES Sétif [Algeria] 4 (2-0-0; 1-1)
CS Sfaxien [Tunisia] 4 (0-0-4; 0-0)
Hafia Conakry [Guinea] 3 (3-0-0; 0-0)
Hearts of Oak [Ghana] 3 (1-0-1; 1-0)
Al-Mokaoulun [Egypt] 3 (0-3-0; 0-0)
Africa Sports [Ivory Coast] 3 (0-2-0; 1-0)
RS Berkane [Morocco] 3 (0-0-2; 1-0)
others at most 2
NB: Al-Ahly also won 1 Arab Champions' Cup, 1 Arab Cup Winners' Cup
and 2 Arab Super Cups.
Zamalek also won 1 Arab Champions' Cup.
Etoile Sp. Sahel also won 1 Arab Champions' Cup, 1 Maghreb Champions
Cup and 1 Maghreb Cup Winners Cup.
Espérance Tunis also won 3 Arab Champions' Cups, 1 Arab Super Cup
and 1 North African Cup Winners Cup.
WAC Casablanca also won 1 Arab Champions' Cup and 1 Arab Super Cup.
Raja Casablanca also won 2 Arab Champions' Cups.
Africa Sports also won 3 UFOA Cups (West Africa).
CS Sfaxien also won 2 Arab Champions' Cups and 1 North African Cup
Winners Cup.
Combining the Asian Champions' Cup (1) and Cup Winners' Cup (2):
1 2
Al-Hilal [Saudi Arabia] 6 (4-2)
Pohang Steelers [South Korea] 3 (3-0)
Urawa Red Diamonds [Japan] 3 (3-0)
Al-Ittihad [Saudi Arabia] 3 (2-1)
Jeonbuk H. Motors [South Korea] 2 (2-0)
Maccabi Tel-Aviv [Israel] 2 (2-0)
Al-Sadd [Qatar] 2 (2-0)
Seongn. Ilhwa Chunma [South Korea] 2 (2-0)
Suwon S. Bluewings [South Korea] 2 (2-0)
Thai Farmers Bank [Thailand] 2 (2-0)
Ulsan H. Horang-i [South Korea] 2 (2-0)
Nissan [Japan] 2 (0-2) [now Yokohama F. Marinos]
others at most 1
Adding the Asian Super Cup (S) and the Afro-Asian Club Cup (A):
1 2 S A
Al-Hilal [Saudi Arabia] 8 (4-2; 2-0)
Suwon S. Bluewings [South Korea] 4 (2-0; 2-0)
Seongn. Ilhwa Chunma [South Korea] 4 (2-0; 1-1)
Pohang Steelers [South Korea] 3 (3-0; 0-0)
Urawa Red Diamonds [Japan] 3 (3-0; 0-0)
Thai Farmers Bank [Thailand] 3 (2-0; 0-1)
Al-Ittihad [Saudi Arabia] 3 (2-1; 0-0)
others at most 2
NB: Al-Hilal also won 2 Arab Champions' Cups, 1 Arab Cup Winners' Cup,
1 Arab Super Cup and 2 Gulf Club Cups;
Al-Ittihad also won 1 Arab Champions' Cup and 1 Gulf Club Cup.
Adding the AFC Cup (3) and the AFC Presidents Cup (4):
1 2 S A 3 4
Al-Hilal [Saudi Arabia] 8 (4-2; 2-0; 0-0)
Suwon S. Bluewings [South Korea] 4 (2-0; 2-0; 0-0)
Seongn. Ilhwa Chunma [South Korea] 4 (2-0; 1-1; 0-0)
Pohang Steelers [South Korea] 3 (3-0; 0-0; 0-0)
Thai Farmers Bank [Thailand] 3 (2-0; 0-1; 0-0)
Al-Ittihad [Saudi Arabia] 3 (2-1; 0-0; 0-0)
Al-Kuwait SC [Kuwait] 3 (0-0; 0-0; 3-0)
Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya [Iraq] 3 (0-0; 0-0; 3-0)
Regar-T. Tursunzade [Tajikistan] 3 (0-0; 0-0; 0-3)
others at most 2
Combining the CONCACAF Champions' Cup (1) and Cup Winners' Cup (2):
1 2
América [Mexico] 7 (7-0)
Cruz Azul [Mexico] 6 (6-0)
Monterrey [Mexico] 6 (5-1)
Pachuca [Mexico] 5 (5-0)
Saprissa [Costa Rica] 3 (3-0)
UNAM [Mexico] 3 (3-0)
others at most 2
Adding the CONCACAF League (3; introduced in 2017, and open to clubs from Central America
and the Caribbean only):
1 2 3
América [Mexico] 7 (7-0-0)
Cruz Azul [Mexico] 6 (6-0-0)
Monterrey [Mexico] 6 (5-1-0)
Pachuca [Mexico] 5 (5-0-0)
Saprissa [Costa Rica] 4 (3-0-1)
Olimpia [Honduras] 4 (2-0-2)
UNAM [Mexico] 3 (3-0-0)
Alajuelense [Costa Rica] 3 (2-0-1)
others at most 2
Including the Copa Interamericana (A):
1 2 3 A
América [Mexico] 9 (7-0-0; 2)
Cruz Azul [Mexico] 6 (6-0-0; 0)
Monterrey [Mexico] 6 (5-1-0; 0)
Pachuca [Mexico] 5 (5-0-0; 0)
UNAM [Mexico] 4 (3-0-0; 1)
Saprissa [Costa Rica] 4 (3-0-1; 0)
Olimpia [Honduras] 4 (2-0-2; 0)
Alajuelense [Costa Rica] 3 (2-0-1; 0)
others at most 2
NB: América also won the CONCACAF Giants Cup, held on one occasion in 2001.
Olimpia also won the (unofficial) Championship of Central America and
Mexico, held in 1959.
Pachuca also won 1 Copa Sudamericana, and is currently the only club to
have won official club titles within two different confederations.
International Finalists (link to separate file)
Thanks to Luca Gandini, Osvaldo Gorgazzi and Roberto Di Maggio
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