On the eve of the 2021 final, players from 51 nations won the most coveted trophy in Europe. Hakim Ziyech and Christian Pulisic could become pioneers for their country.
Number of players (by nation) to have won a Champions Cup / UEFA Champions League final
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74: Spain
71: Italy
62: England
60: Germany
51: Netherlands
40: Portugal
37: Brazil
30: France
26: Scotland
12: Argentine
12: Romania
9: Serbia
8: Croatia
8: Republic of Ireland
7: Denmark
7: Sweden
4: Czech Republic
4: Poland
4: Wales
3: Ghana
3: Ivory Coast
3: North Macedonia
3: Nigeria
3: Norway
2: Australia
2: Austria
2: Belgium
2: Bosnia and Herzegovina
2: Cameroon
2: Finland
2: Mali
2: Montenegro
2: North Ireland
2: Uruguay
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1: South Africa (Benni McCarthy, winner with Porto 2004)
1: Australia (Harry Kewell, winner with Liverpool 2005)
1: Algeria (Rabah Madjer, winner with Porto 1987)
1: Bulgaria (Hristo Stoichkov, Barcelona 1992)
1: Canada (Alphonso Davies, winner with Bayern in 2020)
1: Costa Rica (Keylor Navas, winner with Real Madrid 2016, 2017 & 2018)
1: Egypt (Mohamed Salah, winner with Liverpool 2019, finalist with Liverpool 2018)
1: Georgia (Kakha Kaladze, winner with AC Milan 2003 & 2007)
1: Hongrie (Ferenc Puskas, Real Madrid 1959, 1960 & 1966)
1: Mexico (Rafael Marquez, Barcelona 2006)
1: Peru (Víctor Benítez, winner with AC Milan 1963)
1: Russia (Dmitri Alenichev, winner with Porto 2004)
1: San Marino (Massimo Bonini, winner with Juventus 1985)
1: Senegal (Sadio Mané, winner with Liverpool 2019)
1: Switzerland (Stéphane Chapuisat, Dortmund 1996)
1: Trinidad and Tobago (Dwight Yorke, winner with Manchester United 1999)
1: Ukraine (Andriy Shevchenko, AC Milan 2003)
1: Zimbabwe (Bruce Grobbelaar, winner with Liverpool 1984)
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