Champions League Winners: The Complete List by Year and Country

(ANSA) – ISTANBUL, 9 JUN – All the champions of the Champions League, whose final will be hosted tomorrow by Manchester City and Inter.

Champion Year
1956 Real Madrid (Spain)
1957 Real Madrid (Spain)
1958 Real Madrid (Spain)
1959 Real Madrid (Spain)
1960 Real Madrid (Spain)
1961 Benfica (Portugal)
1962 Benfica (Portugal)
1963 Milan (Italy)
1964 Inter (Italy)
1965 Inter (Italy)
1966 Real Madrid (Spain)
1967 Glasgow Celtic (Scotland)
1968 Manchester United (Inglaterra)
1969 Milan (Italy)
1970 Feyenoord (Netherlands)
1971 Ajax (Netherlands)
1972 Ajax (Netherlands)
1973 Ajax (Netherlands)
1974 Bayern Munich (Germany)
1975 Bayern Munich (Germany)
1976 Bayern Munich (Germany)
1977 Liverpool (Inglaterra)
1978 Liverpool (Inglaterra)
1979 Nottingham Forest (Inglaterra)
1980 Nottingham Forest (Inglaterra)
1981 Liverpool (Inglaterra)
1982 Aston Villa (England)
1983 Hamburg (Germany)
1984 Liverpool (Inglaterra)
1985 Juventus (Italy)
1986 Steaua Bucarest (Romania)
1987 Porto (Portugal)
1988 PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands)
1989 Milan (Italy)
1990 Milan (Italy)
1991 Red Star (Serbia)
1992 Barcelona (Spain)
1993 Olympique de Marseille (France)
1994 Milan (Italy)
1995 Ajax (Netherlands)
1996 Juventus (Italy)
1997 Borussia Dortmund (Germany)
1998 Real Madrid (Spain)
1999 Manchester United (Inglaterra)
2000 Real Madrid (Spain)
2001 Bayern Munich (Germany)
2002 Real Madrid (Spain)
2003 Milan (Italy)
2004 Porto (Portugal)
2005 Liverpool (Inglaterra)
2006 Barcelona (Spain)
2007 Milan (Italy)
2008 Manchester United (Inglaterra)
2009 Barcelona (Spain)
2010 Inter (Italy)
2011 Barcelona (Spain)
2012 Chelsea (England)
2013 Bayern Munich (Germany)
2014 Real Madrid (Spain)
2015 Barcelona (Spain)
2016 Real Madrid (Spain)
2017 Real Madrid (Spain)
2018 Real Madrid (Spain)
2019 Liverpool (Inglaterra)
2020 Bayern Munich (Germany)
2021 Chelsea (England).

The most laureates:
With 14 titles: Real Madrid (Spain).
With 7: Milan (Italy).
With 6: Bayern Munich (Germany) and Liverpool (England).
With 5: Barcelona (Spain).
With 4: Ajax (Netherlands)
With 3: Inter (Italy) and Manchester United (England)
With 2: Juventus (Italy), Benfica and Porto (Portugal), Chelsea and Nottingham Forest (England)
With 1: Glasgow Celtic (Scotland), Hamburg and Borussia Dortmund (Germany), Steaua Bucharest (Romania), Olympique de Marseille (France), Feyenoord and PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands), Aston Villa (England) and Red Star (Serbia) .

By country:
With 19 titles: Spain.
With 14: England.
With 12: Italy.
With 8: Germany.
With 6: Netherlands.
With 4: Portugal.
With 1: France, Scotland, Romania and Serbia. (ANSA).