Top 10 Footballers With The Most Trophies 2023
Numerous outstanding players have graced the football field and awed the crowd. Nevertheless, very few players have gone on to win a variety of awards throughout their careers. An elite list of football players who have won the most awards as players will be examined in this article.
Players with Most Trophies 2023:
- Xavi (33 Trophies)
- Cristiano Ronaldo (34 Trophies)
- Vitor Baia (34 Trophies)
- Kenny Dalglish (35 Trophies)
- Ryan Giggs (36 Trophies)
- Gerard Pique (37 Trophies)
- Maxwell (37 Trophies)
- Andres Iniesta (39 Trophies)
- Lionel Messi (42 Trophies)
- Dani Alves (42 Trophies)
10. Xavi (33 Trophies)
Xavi ranks 10th on the list of football players with the most awards. Over the course of his career, he has won 33 awards.
In his entire career, Xavi was successful in winning 33 awards. The majority of them occurred during his remarkable time with FC Barcelona. He went on to win titles with Al Sadd in Qatar and with Spain, where he won the FIFA World Cup in 2010, the Euros in 2008, and the Olympics in 2012.
9. Cristiano Ronaldo (34 Trophies)
At the moment, one of the greatest football players ever and the most handsome football player, Cristiano Ronaldo holds 34 awards in his trophy cabinet. He won the Supercoppa with Juventus in the 2020-21 season, which was his most recent accomplishment. All of these awards were won by Ronaldo while playing for Portugal, Real Madrid, Juventus, and Manchester United. Despite this, the great Portugal player's final season with Manchester United did not result in a trophy.
8. Vitor Baia (34 Trophies)
Vitor Baia has won 34 awards throughout his career.
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With the exception of a two-year stint with Barcelona, this Portuguese star spent the majority of his career with Porto. While Baia was playing for the Dragons, he won 25 awards, and while he was playing for Barcelona, the Catalan giants, he added another 25 awards to his collection.
7. Kenny Dalglish (35 Trophies)
Kenny Dalglish was a legendary Celtic and Liverpool player who has won 35 trophies in his career. Sir Kenny Dalglish is now considered one of the greatest legends of Liverpool and has won a staggering 35 major trophies during his legendary career. He won six first division championships, one FA Cup, four League Cups, three European Cups, and one UEFA Super Cup. During his time playing football, he also won a lot of other awards.
6. Ryan Giggs (36 Trophies)
He is one of the greatest legends Manchester United has ever produced. He has won 36 trophies. Despite being a great player in the Premier League, he was not inducted into the hall of fame. Giggs won a record 13 Premier League titles, multiple cups, and two UEFA Champions League titles during his 24 years at Manchester United. He rises to the sixth spot on the list thanks to a total of 36 awards.
5. Gerard Pique (37 Trophies)
Prior to announcing his retirement, Pique had won 34 awards throughout his career.
This list places one of the most reliable backline players for Barcelona at number eight. However, Manchester United utilized him extensively at the back in English conditions. Pique started winning trophies at Manchester United, where he won four of them before moving on to Barcelona, where he had such great success. However, he still has some time with Barcelona to win a few more awards, so this is not the end of his career. Pique has had a lot of success with Spain, which won the FIFA World Cup in 2010 and the UEFA Euro in 2012.
4. Maxwell (37 Trophies)
During his 17-year career, which began with Cruzeiro in 2000, Maxwell has won a remarkable 37 trophies. He went on to win 37 trophies while playing for great teams like Ajax, Inter Milan, FC Barcelona, and Paris Saint-Germain. Two La Liga titles, four Ligue 1 titles, and three Serie A titles are among his most notable accomplishments.
3. Andres Iniesta (39 Trophies)
The legendary midfielder, who has won 39 awards, is ranked third. The legendary midfielder for Spain and Barcelona was an absolute genius at making plays. He also scored the game-winning goal for Spain in the 2010 World Cup final, giving the Reds their first world cup. He also went on to lead the unbeatable Spanish team to victories at the Euros in 2008 and 2012. He maintained his position in the top half of this incredible list by winning nine La Liga titles and four Champions Leagues while playing for Barcelona. He won two trophies in the Japanese football league with Vissel Kobe after leaving Barcelona.
1. Lionel Messi (42 Trophies)
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Leo Messi now holds the record for the most trophies in football history, surpassing Dani Alves's total of 42. Leo Messi now holds the record for the most trophies in football history, surpassing Dani Alves' total of 42. The Argentine superstar has 42 awards to show for his historic success at the FIFA World Cup 2022. Within a single year, he won the Copa America 2021, the Finalissima 2022, and the FIFA World Cup 2022 while playing for Argentina. Following that, he won the Copa America 2021. Messi left Barcelona to play for PSG in the French league, where he had a great time. He won the French League with them, but he was unable to bring the UCL to the French giant. Additionally, he led PSG to victory in the 2022-23 French Super Cup. He has a chance of becoming the most decorated person in terms of awards and is widely considered to be the most talented person ever. Messi has won seven Spanish Cups, four Champions Leagues, and 10 La Liga titles. Along with his country, the Argentine maestro has also won a gold medal at the Olympics.
1. Dani Alves (42 Trophies)
Dani Alves played for Barcelona for eight years and won 23 major titles, including three Champions League titles and six La Liga titles. At Juventus, PSG, and Sao Paulo, he went on to win as many as 19 more major trophies, including two Ligue 1 titles and one Serie A title. With Brazil, Alves also won the Copa America and the Confederations Cup twice. With 42 awards to his name, the Brazilian legend continues to hold the record for most in football history.
