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FIFA All-Time World Cup Updated

World Cup Winners by Club

World Cup winners by club: every player to win a FIFA World Cup, listed by their club, plus a ranking of the clubs with the most winners.

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This is the complete record of World Cup winners by club: every player who has won a FIFA World Cup, grouped by the club they were contracted to at the time of the tournament. It is a different view of football’s greatest prize, one that shows which clubs have shaped World Cup history and how far the winners have spread across the game’s biggest leagues.

Italian and German clubs dominate the all-time picture. Juventus top the table, having supplied more World Cup winners than any other club, ahead of Bayern Munich and the Milan side listed here under its historic name, Ambrosiana-Inter. Brazilian and Uruguayan clubs such as Santos, Penarol and Nacional feature heavily in the early decades, reflecting an era when the world’s best played at home rather than in Europe.

World Cup winners by club: the leaders

Most winners (all clubs)
Juventus (27)
Most winners (Germany)
Bayern Munich (24)
Most winners (England)
Arsenal (7)
Clubs represented
120

The full breakdown appears in the two tables below: first every winner listed by club from A to Z, then a ranking of clubs by the total number of winners’ medals their players have collected. For the tournament-by-tournament view of who lifted the trophy, see our companion list of FIFA World Cup winning players.

FIFA World Cup Winners 1930-2026

Winning Players are Listed by Club Affiliation

List of all FIFA World Cup Winning Players listed by their affiliated League Clubs. Players from Serie A, Juventus won the most World Cup Final Medals with 27, players from Bundesliga, Bayern Munich won 24 World Cup Finals medals. Players from English Premier League to win the most World Cup medals is Arsenal with 10 medals followed by Chelsea with 6 medals. World Cup winning players are listed with the Winning Nation, Club Affiliation, Club Affiliation Nation and Year of winning the FIFA World Cup Finals Tournament from 1930 to 2026. A Total of 533 FIFA World Cup Medals have been awarded.

FIFA World Cup Finals Winning Players All-Time by Club Affiliation A to Z

Players (519)Player NationClubs (125)Club NationYear
Werner KohlmeyerWest Germany1. FC KaiserslauternWest Germany1954
Horst EckelWest Germany1. FC KaiserslauternWest Germany1954
Werner LiebrichWest Germany1. FC KaiserslauternWest Germany1954
Ottmar WalterWest Germany1. FC KaiserslauternWest Germany1954
Fritz Walter (Captain)West Germany1. FC KaiserslauternWest Germany1954
Paul MebusWest Germany1. FC KölnWest Germany1954
Hans SchäferWest Germany1. FC KölnWest Germany1954
Bernhard CullmannWest Germany1. FC KölnWest Germany1974
Wolfgang OverathWest Germany1. FC KölnWest Germany1974
Heinz FloheWest Germany1. FC KölnWest Germany1974
Bodo IllgnerWest Germany1. FC KölnWest Germany1990
Pierre LittbarskiWest Germany1. FC KölnWest Germany1990
Thomas HäßlerWest Germany1. FC KölnWest Germany1990
Paul SteinerWest Germany1. FC KölnWest Germany1990
Max MorlockWest Germany1. FC NürnbergWest Germany1954
Andreas KöpkeWest Germany1. FC NürnbergWest Germany1990
Luigi AllemandiItalyAmbrosiana-InterItaly1934
Armando CastellazziItalyAmbrosiana-InterItaly1934
Attilio DemariaItalyAmbrosiana-InterItaly1934
Giuseppe MeazzaItalyAmbrosiana-InterItaly1934
Giovanni FerrariItalyAmbrosiana-InterItaly1938
Pietro FerrarisItalyAmbrosiana-InterItaly1938
Ugo LocatelliItalyAmbrosiana-InterItaly1938
Giuseppe Meazza (Captain)ItalyAmbrosiana-InterItaly1938
Renato OlmiItalyAmbrosiana-InterItaly1938
Héctor ZeladaArgentinaAméricaMexico1986
Sergio BatistaArgentinaArgentinos JuniorsArgentina1986
Claudio BorghiArgentinaArgentinos JuniorsArgentina1986
George EasthamEnglandArsenalEngland1966
Patrick VieiraFranceArsenalEngland1998
Emmanuel PetitFranceArsenalEngland1998
Cesc FàbregasSpainArsenalEngland2010
Mesut ÖzilGermanyArsenalEngland2014
Lukas PodolskiGermanyArsenalEngland2014
Per MertesackerGermanyArsenalEngland2014
David RayaSpainArsenalEngland2026
Mikel MerinoSpainArsenalEngland2026
Martín ZubimendiSpainArsenalEngland2026
Emiliano MartínezArgentinaAston VillaEngland2022
Fernando LlorenteSpainAthletic BilbaoSpain2010
Javi MartínezSpainAthletic BilbaoSpain2010
Unai SimónSpainAthletic BilbaoSpain2026
Aymeric LaporteSpainAthletic BilbaoSpain2026
Nico WilliamsSpainAthletic BilbaoSpain2026
Thiago AlmadaArgentinaAtlanta United FCUnited States2022
Antoine GriezmannFranceAtlético MadridSpain2018
Lucas HernandezFranceAtlético MadridSpain2018
Rodrigo De PaulArgentinaAtlético MadridSpain2022
Ángel CorreaArgentinaAtlético MadridSpain2022
Nahuel MolinaArgentinaAtlético MadridSpain2022
Marc PubillSpainAtlético MadridSpain2026
Marcos LlorenteSpainAtlético MadridSpain2026
Álex BaenaSpainAtlético MadridSpain2026
DarioBrazilAtlético MineiroBrazil1970
Gilberto SilvaBrazilAtlético MineiroBrazil2002
KlébersonBrazilAtlético ParanaenseBrazil2002
Stéphane Guivarc'hFranceAuxerreFrance1998
Bernard DiomèdeFranceAuxerreFrance1998
Lionel CharbonnierFranceAuxerreFrance1998
ZózimoBrazilBanguBrazil1958
ZózimoBrazilBanguBrazil1962
RomárioBrazilBarcelonaSpain1994
RivaldoBrazilBarcelonaSpain2002
Gerard PiquéSpainBarcelonaSpain2010
Carles PuyolSpainBarcelonaSpain2010
Andrés IniestaSpainBarcelonaSpain2010
XaviSpainBarcelonaSpain2010
Víctor ValdésSpainBarcelonaSpain2010
Sergio BusquetsSpainBarcelonaSpain2010
PedroSpainBarcelonaSpain2010
Samuel UmtitiFranceBarcelonaSpain2018
Ousmane DembéléFranceBarcelonaSpain2018
Eric GarcíaSpainBarcelonaSpain2026
Ferran TorresSpainBarcelonaSpain2026
GaviSpainBarcelonaSpain2026
Joan GarciaSpainBarcelonaSpain2026
Lamine YamalSpainBarcelonaSpain2026
PedriSpainBarcelonaSpain2026
Pau CubarsíSpainBarcelonaSpain2026
Paulo SérgioBrazilBayer LeverkusenGermany1994
LúcioBrazilBayer LeverkusenGermany2002
Exequiel PalaciosArgentinaBayer LeverkusenGermany2022
Álex GrimaldoSpainBayer LeverkusenGermany2026
Hans BauerWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1954
Sepp MaierWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1974
Paul BreitnerWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1974
Hans-Georg SchwarzenbeckWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1974
Franz Beckenbauer (Captain)West GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1974
Gerd MüllerWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1974
Uli HoeneßWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1974
Jupp KapellmannWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1974
Stefan ReuterWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1990
Jürgen KohlerWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1990
Klaus AugenthalerWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1990
Raimond AumannWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1990
Hans PflüglerWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1990
Olaf ThonWest GermanyBayern MunichWest Germany1990
JorginhoBrazilBayern MunichGermany1994
Bixente LizarazuFranceBayern MunichGermany1998
Manuel NeuerGermanyBayern MunichGermany2014

FIFA World Cup Player Winning Medals by Clubs 1930-2026

Clubs (125)NationMedals
JuventusItaly27
Bayern Munich(West) Germany24
Ambrosiana-Inter / InternazionaleItaly22
BarcelonaSpain18
RomaItaly17
SantosBrazil15
PeñarolUruguay14
InternazionaleItaly13
NacionalUruguay13
São PauloBrazil13
BotafogoBrazil11
Real MadridSpain11
ArsenalEngland10
MilanItaly10
1. FC KölnWest Germany9
PalmeirasBrazil9
River PlateArgentina9
Atlético MadridSpain8
CorinthiansBrazil8
FiorentinaItaly8
Paris Saint-GermainFrance8
Borussia Dortmund(West) Germany7
FlamengoBrazil7
FluminenseBrazil7
IndependienteArgentina7
Borussia Mönchengladbach(West) Germany6
ChelseaEngland6
1. FC KaiserslauternWest Germany5
Athletic BilbaoSpain5
BolognaItaly5
CruzeiroBrazil5
LazioItaly5
LiverpoolEngland5
Manchester UnitedEngland5
MarseilleFrance5
MonacoFrance5
Schalke 04(West) Germany5
SevillaSpain5
ValenciaSpain5
Bayer LeverkusenGermany4
Eintracht FrankfurtWest Germany4
PalermoItaly4
Tottenham HotspurEngland4
Vasco da GamaBrazil4
AuxerreFrance3
Bella VistaUruguay3
CerroUruguay3
GrêmioBrazil3
HuracánArgentina3
LyonFrance3
Manchester CityEngland3
PortuguesaBrazil3
Racing ClubUruguay3
Real BetisSpain3
Talleres de CórdobaArgentina3
TriestinaItaly3
VfB Stuttgart(West) Germany3
VillarrealSpain3
Werder BremenWest Germany3
West Ham UnitedEngland3
1. FC NürnbergWest Germany2
Argentinos JuniorsArgentina2
Atlético MineiroBrazil2
BanguBrazil2
BenficaPortugal2
BlackpoolEngland2
Boca JuniorsArgentina2
CentralUruguay2
DanubioUruguay2
Deportivo La CoruñaSpain2
Fortuna DüsseldorfWest Germany2
GenoaItaly2
Hamburger SVWest Germany2
Leeds UnitedEngland2
NapoliItaly2
Newell's Old BoysArgentina2
ParmaItaly2
Rampla JuniorsUruguay2
SampdoriaItaly2
San LorenzoArgentina2
SpVgg FürthWest Germany2
UdineseItaly2
AméricaMexico1
Aston VillaEngland1
Atlanta United FCUnited States1
Atlético ParanaenseBrazil1
BC AugsburgWest Germany1
BordeauxFrance1
Brighton & Hove AlbionEngland1
CagliariItaly1
Celta VigoSpain1
Crystal PalaceEngland1
Deportivo EspañolArgentina1
ElcheSpain1
Estudiantes La PlataArgentina1
EvertonEngland1
Federation BarcelonaSpain1
Ferro Carril OesteArgentina1
FK PirmasensWest Germany1
Free AgentFree Agent1

What the club data reveals

Read across the years and one theme stands out: winning the World Cup no longer means playing at home. In the early tournaments almost every winner was based in their own country, from Uruguay’s 1930 squad drawn from Nacional and Penarol to Brazil’s 1958 and 1962 sides built around Santos, Botafogo and Fluminense. By the modern era that had reversed. Most of Argentina’s 2022 winners were contracted to European clubs, with Lionel Messi at Paris Saint-Germain, Emiliano Martinez at Aston Villa, Julian Alvarez at Manchester City and Enzo Fernandez at Benfica. Only a handful of that squad still played in Argentina.

That shift is why clubs from Italy, Germany, Spain, England and France dominate the all-time totals despite those nations not always winning the tournament themselves. A club can appear on this list through foreign players: Internazionale, for example, has supplied World Cup winners for Germany, Brazil, France and Argentina as well as Italy. For the wider context, browse our coverage of Serie A, the Bundesliga and the all-time Premier League, or catch up on how Spain won the 2026 World Cup.

World Cup winners by club: FAQs

Quick answers to the questions asked most about the clubs behind the players who have won the FIFA World Cup, covering the all-time leaders, the English clubs and how foreign-based winners are counted.

Which club has produced the most World Cup winners?

Juventus have supplied more World Cup winners than any other club, with 27 winners’ medals collected by their players across multiple tournaments. Bayern Munich are next on 24, followed by the Milan club listed here under its historic name Ambrosiana-Inter on 21.

Which English club has produced the most World Cup winners?

Arsenal lead the English clubs with seven World Cup winners, ahead of Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United, who each have five. Most of Arsenal’s winners came through overseas players, including France’s 1998 winners Patrick Vieira and Emmanuel Petit and three of Germany’s 2014 squad.

Can a player win the World Cup while playing for a club abroad?

Yes. Players are counted here by the club they represented at the time of the World Cup, and that club can be in a different country to their national team. Many recent winners were based abroad, such as most of Argentina’s 2022 squad, who played across England, Spain, Italy, France and Portugal.

How is a club’s World Cup winners total counted?

Each winners’ medal counts once, so a player who wins the World Cup at two different clubs is credited to each of them. The club totals therefore reflect medals rather than individual players, which is why the two tables on this page are best read together.

Which country’s clubs appear most often?

Italian clubs appear most frequently across the all-time list, a reflection of Italy’s four World Cup titles and the number of overseas winners who played in Serie A. Brazilian, German, Spanish and Uruguayan clubs also feature heavily, with the balance shifting from South America towards Europe over time.

Paul Yarden

About the author:

Paul Yarden founded MyFootballFacts (MFF) in April 2009, after decades of collecting football data and statistics. A devout football fan, Paul follows the beautiful game around the world. As MFF’s main statistician and chief editor, he creates data reviews, daily football quizzes, and writes numerous articles. Renowned for his ability to spot trends, Paul is often described as a walking…

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